About the Organisation
Ameya, The Empowerment Initiative is a platform dedicated to advancing women’s legal rights and ensuring access to justice. Our mission is to empower women through in-depth research and innovative projects that outline actionable strategies for systemic change.
Eligibility
- Academic Background: Enrolled in a law program or a related field (2nd, 3rd, or 4th year law students preferred).
- Passion for Justice: A deep, demonstrable commitment to women’s rights and social justice.
- Research Prowess: Prior research experience in legal or social justice contexts is highly valued.
- Skill Set: Strong written and analytical abilities.
- Commitment: A minimum engagement of 3 months to make a meaningful impact.
Main Responsibilities
- In-Depth Research: Conduct comprehensive research on critical issues impacting women’s rights and legal justice.
- Data Analysis: Collect, analyze, and synthesize data to support actionable policy recommendations.
- Team Collaboration: Collaborate with team members in brainstorming sessions and project development meetings.
Number of Interns Required
Rolling basis
Location
This fully remote internship offers you the flexibility to work from anywhere.
Work Timings
6-8 hours per week. Flexible arrangements can be discussed based on academic commitments.
Who Can Apply
- Passionate 2nd, 3rd, and 4th-year law students eager to dive into legal research and champion women’s rights.
- Individuals with a strong academic record and a genuine drive for social justice and legal empowerment.
- Individuals ready to commit to a long-term internship. We believe that significant contributions require sustained effort—thus, we only accept interns willing to associate with the cause for a minimum of 3 months for an enriching experience.
Duration of Internship
3 months, with the possibility of an extension based on performance and project requirements.
Application Procedure
Apply using the link mentioned at the end of this post.
Contact
For any queries, write to: ameyaempower@gmail.com
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