2027–29 Constitutional Litigation Fellowship
The 2027–29 Constitutional Litigation Fellowship at Americans United offers a unique opportunity for emerging legal professionals to engage in impactful constitutional litigation. This fellowship is designed for individuals passionate about defending religious freedom and promoting the separation of church and state. Fellows will work closely with experienced attorneys and policy experts to advance the organization's mission through strategic litigation.
Fellows will be involved in all stages of litigation, from case selection and legal research to drafting pleadings and participating in oral arguments. They will collaborate with senior attorneys to develop legal strategies, assist in discovery processes, and contribute to amicus briefs. Additionally, fellows will have the opportunity to engage in public policy initiatives and educational outreach to further the organization's goals.
Ideal candidates will have a strong academic background in law, with a demonstrated interest in constitutional law and civil liberties. Experience in legal research, writing, and analysis is essential. Applicants should possess excellent communication skills, both written and oral, and the ability to work collaboratively in a team-oriented environment. A commitment to the mission of Americans United and a passion for defending religious freedom are crucial.
The fellowship offers a competitive salary, comprehensive health benefits, and opportunities for professional development. Fellows will gain hands-on experience in constitutional litigation and have the chance to make a meaningful impact on public policy. The program also provides networking opportunities with legal professionals and policymakers.
Americans United fosters a collaborative and inclusive work environment, encouraging fellows to contribute their unique perspectives. The organization supports continuous learning and offers mentorship to help fellows advance their legal careers. This fellowship is an excellent opportunity for those looking to make a significant impact in the field of constitutional law.