How to Get Involved
- The Capital Appeals Project (CAP) accepts applications for pre-law and law student interns and externs for semester and summer positions. Read on for more information.
- If you are not a law student, but interested in volunteering to support defendants on death row, contact the Promise of Justice Initiative.
- If you are a professional interested in employment at the Capital Appeals Project, see open positions to join the team.
Internships
International Interns
The Capital Appeals Project welcomes interns from abroad. Volunteer work by foreign nationals is arranged through Reprieve or Amicus.
For more information on Reprieve, please visit the website for your local Reprieve office:
- Reprieve UK: www.reprieve.org.uk
- Reprieve Australia: www.reprieve.org.au
- Reprieve US: www.reprieve.org
For more information on Amicus, a volunteer program for individuals from the UK, please visit their website: www.amicus-alj.org
Apply for an Internship
To apply, send a cover letter, resume, a writing sample and three references to CAPvolunteer@defendla.org. Applications are accepted and processed on a rolling basis.
If you are interested in applying for both the CAP and PJI internship, please indicate so on your application.
Application Deadlines:
Fall Externships
- Hours: Can be full or part-time
- Typical dates: September through December
- Application Deadline (preferred): July 1st
Spring Externship
- Hours: Can be full or part-time
- Typical dates: January through April
- Application Deadline (preferred): November 1st
Summer Internship
- Hours: Can be full or part-time
- Typical dates: May through August (10-14 weeks)
- Application Deadline (preferred): February 1st
Questions?
If you have questions about interning or externing at CAP, contact us at enavalance@defendla.org.