Social Justice Fellowship Program

Level's Social Justice Fellowship Program (SJFP) empowers law students and equips them with the skills to become social justice advocates.

Applications are open. Apply.

What are Social Justice Fellows?

Social Justice Fellows are Level's representatives and ambassadors to their respective law schools. Their main obligation is to promote Level's mandate within their own law school communities. This is done by executing a long-term project based on a social justice issue of their choice.

By engaging in the Social Justice Fellowship Program, fellows have the opportunity to learn about social justice issues, engage their campuses, perform outreach to the broader community, refine their leadership skills, and become better advocates for social justice. 

Through this program, Level aims to create a steady stream of dedicated social justice advocates entering the legal field.

How do we do this?

  • Information and Training

    We provide information and training for fellows to become advocates for social justice issues throughout their legal careers.

  • We create opportunity for fellows to pursue social justice issues that they are passionate about on a local level.

  • We guide fellows to organize projects that benefit their specific areas of interest, talents, passions, and potential futures.

  • Broader Community

    We facilitate participation in the broader community in order to raise awareness and increase impact of fellows’ projects.

Meet Our 2023-2024 Fellows

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