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Post-Graduate Human Rights Fellowships   
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Post-Graduate Human Rights Fellowship
The Human Rights Institute at Columbia Law School offers post-graduate fellowships to recent graduates Columbia Law School to support entry-level jobs with human rights organizations. Fellowships are for one year ($40,000).

Eligibility
JD, LL.M., or JSD graduates or recent alumni/ae of Columbia Law School Successful candidates will be selected based on past demonstrated commitment to human rights work, and future plans to work in the human rights field.

Application
Applications for the 2007 award will be available in late-Fall 2006.

David W. Leebron Human Rights Fellowship
The David W. Leebron Human Rights Fellowship enables a Columbia Law School graduate to spend one year working with a host organization on a human rights project of the graduate's choice anywhere in the world.
Henkin-Stoffel Human Rights Fellowship
The Henkin-Stoffel Human Rights Fellowship enables a Columbia Law School graduate to spend two years working in human rights law-- one year in the U.S. and the other in another country at a grassroots human rights organization-- to pursue a career as a legal practitioner specializing in human rights work.
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