Wolinsky Fellowship: Empowering Law Graduates with Disabilities

Disability Rights Advocates (DRA), a renowned non-profit civil rights legal center, is inviting applications for its esteemed Wolinsky Fellowship. This opportunity aims to help law school graduates with disabilities kick-start their careers in public interest law. Offering a comprehensive 2-year program, the fellowship is available in DRA's offices located in Berkeley, CA, New York, NY, and Chicago.

The Wolinsky Fellowship is named in honor of DRA co-founder Sid Wolinsky. It reflects the organization's ongoing commitment to advocating for the rights of people with disabilities. The fellowship provides hands-on legal experience, allowing fellows to work on critical disability rights cases that support systemic change.

Applicants encouraged to apply are recent law school graduates who are dedicated to pursuing a career in social justice. This role is a unique opportunity to contribute significantly to public interest law, focusing on the powerful impact of legal advocacy for the disability community.

For those interested in applying or learning more about this transformative opportunity, detailed information is available on the Disability Rights Advocates’ website.

Join DRA in building a more inclusive and just world, one case at a time.