Global Family Legal Services began its legal services operations in 2004 and in 2017 became a nonprofit 501(c)(3) public charity with a focus on immigration law having now served clients from 35 countries. In addition, our Southern Arizona office assists low-income clients with some civil legal issues on a low-bono or pro-bono basis. Our newly forming immigrant asylum network will connect our volunteer attorneys with asylum seekers needing representation. All GFLS legal services including this network aims to continue expanding our mission to provide access to justice via advocacy, counseling, and education — to revive confidence and cooperation among all people.
Internship Available
- Summer
- Fall
- Spring
Deadlines
If possible 2 weeks before enrollment term
Internship Description: Unpaid
Student’s duties will consist of scanning, filing, and inputting information into a computer system, helping prepare paperwork, assisting with research, gathering evidence, translating documents, preparing intake templates, working with volunteer attorneys and perhaps accompanying them to court.
Purpose of the Internship:
To provide students with nonprofit legal office experience and opportunity to learn about immigration law and resources by applying it in practice to real cases.
Agency Minimum Qualifications:
2.5 GPA and undergraduate Juniors or Seniors, with at least one semester at the University of Arizona or graduate students.
We encourage students who speak Spanish or another foreign language to apply. Computer skills are necessary, so please include a list of your skills and familiarity with technology within your letter or resume. Patience, attention to detail, and the desire to serve will be a plus in this experience.
To Apply:
Students please send a cover letter introducing your interests, a resume, and two references via email to: service@gflsfamily.org
We will contact you via email asking for additional information and/or to set up an interview.