The Reproductive Justice Fellowship Program (RJFP) is a two-year program for emerging lawyers who are interested in gaining practical experience putting reproductive justice principles into direct legal service and action. As criminalization and surveillance of our pregnancies and bodily autonomy increase, we need more trauma-informed, client-centered lawyers who can fight state violence within the legal system, change policy, and meet people’s human needs. Fellows are placed at host organizations, where they receive hands-on experience with direct legal services, policy advocacy, organizing, harm reduction, and client-centered lawyering. Placement organizations include family defense, public defense, and public policy programs. Fellows receive mentoring, professional development, skills-based training, and networking and community-building opportunities alongside their Fellowship cohort throughout the program term.
* We are no longer accepting applications for the ’26-28 RJ Fellowship Program. *