Organisation: Bridges Across Borders Southeast Asia Community Legal Education Initiative (BABSEA CLE)
Closing date: 1 April 2013 (All day)
Paid/Expenses/Unpaid: Unpaid
Suitable for: Law student/graduate
Suitable for individuals with experience in:
The program is open to legal studies and
non-legal studies students, graduates and professionals. Dates of the
program may be flexible, depending on your schedule and availability.
You may be eligible for academic credit, fellowships and/or financial
support depending on your university institution.
Bridges Across Borders Southeast Asia Community Legal
Education Initiative (BABSEA CLE) is currently accepting applications
for its 2013 June-July Legal Studies Externship Program. Entering into
its 8th year, the BABSEA CLE Legal Studies Externship Program offers an
opportunity to make a real contribution to assisting others in
overcoming the hardships and legal inequity in Southeast Asia while
being involved in a remarkable experience of living and working in the
region.
Make a Difference! As a BABSEA CLE 2013 Legal Studies Extern you will contribute in four ways:
- Community legal education research and curriculum development
- Community service
- Education and culture
- Self development through reflection.
What
is the Program? During the 8 week experience, your activities will
include a variety of community based legal education teachings, legal
research and writing, not-for-profit organizational management and
administrative activities, service projects with local and rural
communities and many educational events and cultural experiences.
Externs will work and interact with the BABSEA CLE International
Community Legal Education team as well as local lawyers, legal
educators, community and governmental organizations from BABSEA CLE's
partner network in the Southeast Asia region.
Externs
contribute $2,350 USD for their costs (shared accommodations included).
There are a limited number of partial cost waivers for applicants who
demonstrate great financial need and a history of being involved in
access to justice/community service projects.
For more information visit:
http://www.babseacle.org