Volunteer or Intern

Volunteer: Help is always needed. Assist with our toy drive and provide the District’s children with a happy holiday. Volunteer to make our annual benefit a success. Help us maintain our extensive donations’ closet which provides clothes, books, toys and household items for our clients. Help organize and file documents, aid in data cleanup or become an educational surrogate parent.

Email Jessica Gelin or call her at (202) 467-4900 Ext. 571 to get involved.

Law Clerk: Children’s Law Center accepts applications from law students for clerkships seasonally. There are currently no open law clerk positions.

Law clerks have a wide variety of responsibilities including conducting client intake, researching and writing legal memos and pleadings, interviewing clients and witnesses, locating social services resources for clients, attending court hearings, and accompanying attorneys on home and school visits. A good candidate will have strong interpersonal and writing skills, a solid academic background, a commitment to working with low-income populations, and a willingness and enthusiasm to complete all tasks. Candidates must be willing to work for at least 10 weeks and candidates.

Law students who wish to clerk at Children's Law Center will receive one-on-one supervision from an attorney. All law clerk positions are unpaid and can be taken for credit.

Intern: Children’s Law Center offers a limited number of undergraduate internships during both the fall and spring semesters as well as the summer. Gain experience in the field of Communications and Development by assisting with events and programs as well as writing and creating promotional materials. Work with attorneys by assisting Investigators and expand your knowledge of the legal practice. Gain professional training experience with us.

Applicants should submit a resume, cover letter, and references to Children’s Law Center, Attn: Intern Hiring at jobs[at]childrenslawcenter.org.

 CLC is an equal opportunity employer. CLC’s policy is to provide equal opportunity at all times without regard to race, color, religion, sex, pregnancy, national origin, ancestry, age, marital status, sexual orientation, family responsibility, physical or mental disability, medication or status as a veteran.