Pro BonoAppleseed seeks seasoned attorneys, skilled in project management, to serve as coordinators for various project areas in which Appleseed Centers have expertise.
Tasks might include: Time Commitment, Issue Areas, LocationCompensation/Funding, Tracking Pro Bono Hours, Engagement Letters |
InternshipsAppleseed looks for winter & spring interns from college and law school students who can support network building, policy development, operations and communications.
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FellowshipsAppleseed welcomes fellowship application from students and clerks applying for Skadden, Equal Justice Works and other fellowships, for work in Washington D.C headquarters or at Appleseed centers.
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EmploymentAppleseed Centers around the country are often hiring for organizers, litigators, development professionals and others. The best way to stay updated about openings is to subscribe to the Twitter list of Appleseed Centers.
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Justice For Children: You Can Make a Difference
Protect Assets and Child Custody
A Guide for to Help Families Facing Deportation
Even people who do not have the right to stay in the country are entitled to a final paycheck for their work, child custody and more. But they often lose everything. Work with immigrants? Use this manual to guide you through financial and family rights threatened by deportation. |
Close the Opportunity GapSchool Boards Can Erase the Opportunity Gap Between Poor and Middle-Class Children
School boards give more resources to schools in high- and middle-class neighborhoods than those in low-income neighborhoods. How can you help? Fill out the Resource Equity Assessment Document and tell us your findings. Contact your school board members to get resources distributed more equitably. |
Engage ParentsEngaging Parents to Improve Educational Outcomes
Involved parents are key to achieving student success. Read our recommendations on their vital role in school success. Fill out the Parent Involvement Effectiveness Assessment. Let us know what you find: email info@appleseednetwork.org. |
Help Us Help the DREAM Act KidsA Report Calling For Justice in Immigration Courts
Do you want to help eligible young people to fill out applications for deferred action? Email info@appleseednetwork.org. Help us maintain pressure on judges and officials at the White House, Department of Justice and Department of Homeland Security to improve immigration courts. Tell us your successful advocacy stories! What ongoing problems you or your clients have encountered? What worked to change your local immigration court? |
Contact info@appleseednetwork.org for more information on ways to get involved with Appleseed.
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