FAQs
What is the location of the internship?
The internship is based in New York, NY, but candidates can choose a fully remote or hybrid (part in-person and part remote) arrangement.
What is the duration of the internship?
The internship lasts for a full-time commitment of 10 weeks, with start dates of either May 27 or June 9, 2025.
How many hours per week will the intern work?
The intern will work 35 hours per week.
Is there a stipend for this internship?
Yes, the internship offers a stipend of $20 per hour for undergraduate students or those with equivalent experience.
What type of tasks will the intern be responsible for?
The intern will conduct research and analysis, draft communications, assist the Legal Operations team, support the Trone Center Director, and ensure equity and inclusion principles are embedded in their work.
What qualities are required from applicants?
Applicants should demonstrate a commitment to the issues addressed by the Trone Center, possess excellent research, writing, and communication skills, and show strong interpersonal capabilities.
Does the ACLU prioritize diversity and inclusion?
Yes, the ACLU is committed to equity, diversity, and inclusion as core values central to their work in advancing liberty, equality, and justice for all.
Are there any specific commitments expected from the intern?
Interns are expected to demonstrate a commitment to diversity within the office and respect differences in terms of race, ethnicity, age, gender identity and expression, sexual orientation, religion, disability, and socio-economic circumstance.
Can the internship count for course credit?
Yes, arrangements can be made with educational institutions for work/study or course credit.
Is prior experience in criminal justice or racial justice required?
While prior experience is beneficial, it is not explicitly required; a demonstrated commitment to the issues is essential.