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The Juvenile Division welcomes master's and doctoral-level psychology students completing a social justice practicum through their academic program. Interns learn about advocacy, public service, marginalized populations, legal proceedings, and child welfare, complete a team project supporting client advocacy, and receive weekly supervision from a licensed clinical psychologist. Interns must be enrolled in an accredited institution with an educational agreement with the office and demonstrate time management, analytical, organizational, and research skills. Internships are unpaid.