Law School Students - Virtual Internship Opportunity with the Largest International Org to End Sexual Violence

Take Back The Night Foundation – Law & Policy Internship (4 Spots Per Quarter)

The Take Back The Night Foundation invites outstanding law students to apply for a rigorous, 6‑month, 20‑hour/week internship focused on the legal and policy dimensions of sexual violence prevention and survivor support. This selective program offers only four positions per quarter and provides direct mentorship from organizational leadership.

Law & Policy Responsibilities Include:

• Research federal and state legislation related to sexual violence
• Analyze Title IX, Clery Act, and campus safety policies
• Draft policy briefs, memos, and advocacy materials
• Support national initiatives aimed at improving survivor protections
• Contribute to legal education resources for universities and communities

Eligibility Requirements:

• Current enrollment in a JD, LLM, or related graduate program
• Minimum GPA of 3.6
• Two letters of recommendation
• Exceptional legal writing and analytical skills
• Ingenuity, professionalism, and strong attention to detail
• Proficiency with Outlook and Microsoft Office
• Full‑time access to a computer (not a tablet)
• Strong organization, time management, and ability to work independently

Outcomes:

TBTN interns have gone on to secure Ivy League placements, earn full medical school scholarships, work with organizations like NASCAR, and receive nationally competitive awards. This internship offers unmatched exposure to real‑world policy work in the field of sexual violence prevention.

CRITICAL NOTE: To get started, you must complete our Volunteer Agreement. Do NOT hit the "I want to help" button to indicate your interest. Instead, you must complete the Volunteer Agreement form: https://form.jotform.com/201045904813145

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We can't wait to review your application and see how you can be a part of our team!

Watch our video to learn more: What I've Learned as a TBTN Volunteer