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Unpaid internship supporting CfJJ's advocacy work through tasks such as data analysis, research, writing, organizing meetings, and preparing mailings. Interns may participate in meetings with allies, legislators, and other stakeholders. Internships are available year-round for undergraduate, graduate, and law school students, ranging from full-time work for two to six months to a minimum of eight hours per week during a semester. Strong candidates have excellent research, writing, or data analysis skills and an interest in juvenile justice, education, child welfare, or a related field.