What does a Fellowship in the Public Interest Field Look Like?
The Skadden Fellowship
The Skadden Foundation provides two-year fellowships to recent law graduates pursuing a career in public interest law. To date, 18 CUNY Law graduates have gone on to be fellows, including Professors Ann Cammett and Chaumtoli Huq. See a list of some CUNY Law grads who were Skadden Fellows on their website.
![2021_Website_Career-Planning_Alumni_Malita-Picasso-e1621017935462 Headshot of Malita Picasso ’19](https://www.law.cuny.edu/wp-content/uploads/page-assets/careers/students/2021_Website_Career-Planning_Alumni_Malita-Picasso-e1621017935462-1-300x300.jpeg)
-Malita Picasso ’19, Skadden Fellow
Equal Justice Works Fellowship
Equal Justice Works Fellows can create a Fellowship project of their own design or can apply to join an established Fellowship program dedicated to serving a specific population or addressing an unmet legal need. You can read more about more than 28 of CUNY Law’s Equal Justice Works Fellows on their website.
![2021_Careers_Alumni_Naomi-Young Headshot of Naomi Young ’18](https://www.law.cuny.edu/wp-content/uploads/page-assets/careers/students/fellowships/2021_Careers_Alumni_Naomi-Young-300x300.jpeg)
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