Internship and Fellowship Programs
Our Internship Program offers a unique chance for students of Law and Human Rights to gain hands-on experience in the field of child rights advocacy. Over the years, more than 200 students from both India and abroad have benefited from our internships, which provide in-depth exposure to the practical aspects of legal reform and human rights work.
- Program Duration: Internships are available for a minimum of 4 weeks, with the possibility of extension based on performance and interest.
- Eligibility: We welcome applications from law students, human rights students, and young professionals with a demonstrated interest in child rights and legal advocacy. Applicants should be self-motivated, proactive, and committed to making a difference.
- Key Activities:
- Legal research and analysis on current child rights issues.
- Assisting with drafting legal documents, briefs, and policy recommendations.
- Participating in field visits, workshops, and advocacy campaigns.
- Engaging in community outreach and awareness programs.
- How to Apply: Interested candidates should submit an Expression of Interest along with their resume and a cover letter detailing their motivation for applying and specific areas of interest. Applications can be sent to Ms. Ruchika, Programme Coordinator (Law), at cacm.ithought@gmail.com.
iThought2Dedicate Krishna Sheela Fellowship
The Krishna Sheela Fellowship is dedicated to individuals who have demonstrated exceptional commitment to the field of child rights law. This fellowship offers a more in-depth engagement, providing fellows with the opportunity to lead significant projects and contribute to policy development.
- Duration: Fellowships typically last between 6 to 12 months, depending on the project and the fellow’s availability.
- Fellowship Focus Areas:
- Advanced legal research and policy development in child rights.
- Designing and implementing advocacy campaigns at the national or regional level.
- Leading community engagement initiatives and legal education programs.
- Collaborating with government bodies, NGOs, and international organizations to influence child rights policies.
- Eligibility: The fellowship is open to law graduates, postgraduate students, and professionals with a background in law, human rights, or social sciences. Prior experience in child rights or legal advocacy is highly desirable.
- Application Process: Candidates interested in the Krishna Sheela Fellowship should submit a detailed project proposal, along with their resume and a statement of purpose, to the contact person. Shortlisted candidates will be invited for an interview.
Internship & Volunteers
Independent Thought offers Internships to students of Law and Human Rights for a minimum of 4 weeks. Over 200 Students have benefited in past from both India and abroad. Students interested in Child Rights Law internships may connect with their expression of interest note.
Why Join Us?
- Hands-On Experience: Work directly on high-impact legal cases and advocacy initiatives.
- Mentorship: Receive guidance from experienced legal professionals and human rights advocates.
- Networking: Connect with a diverse network of peers, experts, and organizations in the field of child rights.
- Career Development: Build a strong foundation for a career in law, human rights, or social justice.