Family Law Internship

Family Law Internship Creating a New Family Court Alternative Schedule, Duration, Position Type -Contract, Part-Time, Internship -Compensation: Academic Credit or Volunteer (Unpaid) - Flexible hours to accommodate academic schedules - Minimum commitment: 3 months - Start date: Flexible Revolutionizing Youth Justice Through Redemption and Forgiveness Voice Up is on a mission to transform the lives of youth, teens, and adolescents involved in the criminal justice system by creating a new family court alternative. This initiative aims to provide young individuals with an opportunity to rediscover their purpose and chart new career pathways grounded in redemption, forgiveness, and faith. We are seeking a passionate and dedicated Family Law Intern to collaborate directly with the founder of Voice Up Publishing. This unique internship offers unparalleled flexibility and the opportunity to make a meaningful impact by bridging the gap between family courts, faith-based organizations, and communities to support youth at a critical juncture in their lives. --- Position Overview As a Family Law Intern, you will work alongside Voice Up Publishing’s leadership to establish partnerships with judges, family courts, and faith-based organizations. You will help develop pilot projects that showcase how Voice Up's innovative support programs can serve as a restorative alternative to traditional family court systems. Through collaboration with churches, nonprofits, and regional organizations, you will play a pivotal role in forming a united voice advocating for our youth. --- Primary Responsibilities Legal and Strategic Collaboration Partner with the founder of Voice Up to design and promote a new family court alternative. Research and develop pilot project frameworks to demonstrate the effectiveness of Voice Up’s programs for youth in the justice system. Provide legal insights and recommendations for creating restorative justice pathways grounded in forgiveness and redemption. Partnership Development Build relationships with judges and family court representatives to explore opportunities for implementing Voice Up Publishing’s programs. Collaborate with local and regional churches, faith-based organizations, and nonprofits to mobilize support for the initiative. Facilitate partnerships that align with Voice Up’s mission to form a united, faith-driven coalition advocating for youth. Program Development and Implementation Assist in crafting the legal and structural components of pilot projects tailored to youth in the criminal justice system. Develop communication materials and proposals for presenting the initiative to family courts, community leaders, and potential partners. Engage in outreach efforts to ensure the initiative is inclusive, accessible, and impactful. Community Engagement Foster collaboration between family courts, faith-based communities, and nonprofit organizations. Advocate for culturally sensitive and spiritually enriching support programs that resonate with diverse populations. Promote redemption-focused opportunities that enable youth to explore meaningful career pathways. --- Minimum Qualifications Current law student or recent law graduate who has passed the bar exam (more experienced legal professionals are welcome to apply). Strong passion for serving youth and addressing systemic issues within the family court and criminal justice systems. Interest in restorative justice, faith-based initiatives, and community collaboration. Exceptional communication, research, and organizational skills. Ability to work independently in a fully remote and flexible environment. --- Internship Benefits 100% Remote and Flexible: Design your own schedule to fit your academic, professional, or personal commitments. Professional Growth: Work directly with the founder of Voice Up Publishing and gain unique experience in shaping a revolutionary justice initiative. Impactful Work: Contribute to transforming the lives of youth through innovative, faith-based solutions. Networking Opportunities: Build connections with judges, legal professionals, faith leaders, and nonprofit organizations. Academic Credit or Volunteer: Earn academic credit through your institution or gain invaluable volunteer experience in legal advocacy and social innovation. --- Application Process Send application materials to with the subject line Family Law Internship Application. To apply, please submit: 1. Your resume or CV. 2. A statement of interest detailing your passion for restorative justice and youth advocacy. Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis. Flexible start dates are available. --- This internship is an incredible opportunity to reimagine the justice system and provide youth with new hope for their future, grounded in redemption and forgiveness. Join us in making a lasting impact Together we are organized around the following structure: Every person identifies a cause that is personal and valuable to them. Mine is helping the children of the incarcerated. Every person agrees to be held accountable to the following principles. Collaboration All are welcome. All means all Collaboration Collaboration in the workplace extends far beyond simply working together on projects. It represents an active commitment to combining diverse perspectives, skills, and experiences to achieve outcomes that surpass what any individual could accomplish alone.