DEADLINE TODAY AT 5PM – 2023 Kozyak Minority Mentoring Foundation Summer Fellowship

The 2023 KMMF Summer Fellowship application is now available at Fellowship Program Application – Kozyak Minority Mentoring Foundation (kmmfoundation.org). KMMF has been awarding $5000 summer fellowships for several years and has steadily increased the number of them due to the generosity of Judges, lawyers and other supporters. These fellowships make it possible for minority students to intern with Judges, governmental agencies and nonprofits, where they gain experience, build their resumes and form meaningful relationship. KMMF had eleven, extremely impressive 2022 KMMF Summer Fellows and you can review their short biographies. 2022 Summer Fellowship Recipients – KMMF (kmmfoundation.org). Students can listen to the comments from some of the previous recipients: KMMF – Laura Chiu.mov on Vimeo; Student Mentoring – Kristin Sanders – YouTube; Photini Suarez re her internship at the US Attorneys’s office and how mentoring has helped her on Vimeo. There are additional testimonials at https://kmmf.kmmfoundation.org/. The deadline for submitting completed applications is February 13, 2023 at 5 PM.

DEADLINE TOMORROW AT 5PM – 2023 Kozyak Minority Mentoring Foundation Summer Fellowship

2023 Kozyak Minority Mentoring Foundation Summer Fellowship

Peggy Browning Fellowship Program

Our core program is the Summer Fellowship Program, which is comprised of a 10-week fellowship during the summer months at labor-related organizations around the country. In 2022 we awarded funded summer fellowships to over 100 law students and one part-time funded school-year fellowship for 2021-2022. We are now accepting applications for our 2023 fellowships; the final number that will be awarded is still to be determined.

The Summer Fellowship Program provides stipends to 1st and 2nd year law students who dedicate this time to advancing the cause of workers’ rights. We routinely collaborate with over 150 participating law schools and selected mentor organizations nationwide.

Summer Fellowship stipends will be a minimum of $7,000 per student for the ten-week employment period. In many cases, mentor organizations will supplement the stipend. (See each fellowship description for details)

We recruit interested students and work closely with our mentor organizations to ensure that each fellow will experience unique and challenging work assignments. Our strong relationships with leading national labor leaders, labor attorneys and labor law professors make our fellowship program the preeminent one of its kind.

Peggy Browning Fellows gain the practical skills required to represent workers. They enjoy opportunities to network with their peers and leaders in the field of public interest labor law. The mentor organizations and their clients benefit from the services provided by this talented and committed group.

Since our beginning in 1997, we have placed over 1,300 law students in highly competitive fellowship positions with unions, worker centers, union-side law firms, and other labor-friendly organizations. Peggy Browning Fellows have advocated for thousands of workers and their families nationwide. At least 70% of Peggy Browning Alumni are currently working in workers’ rights labor law or public interest law (not counting our alumni who are still in law school).

Click here for more information about Peggy Browning Fellowships.

https://www.peggybrowningfund.org/fellowships/for-law-students/how-to-apply