Legal fellows research and write on international environmental law and policy, support policy analysis and advocacy, attend meetings and conferences, assist with publications, and collaborate with CIEL staff on projects. Applicants must recently complete or be completing a law graduate degree, commit to at least three months, secure their own funding, and demonstrate strong research, writing, and public-interest-law commitment.

Conduct legal research and writing on international environmental, human rights, investment, and trade law. Assist with policy analysis, advocacy, publications, legal opinions, briefs, amicus submissions, meetings, and conferences while working under the supervision of CIEL attorneys and staff.

Legal interns research and write on domestic and international environmental, human rights, investment, and trade law. They assist with policy analysis, advocacy, publications, legal opinions, briefs, amicus submissions, meetings, and conferences under attorney supervision. The internship requires a ten-week, full-time commitment and may be completed remotely from within the United States.