Dale and James J. Pinto Fellowship 2027–2028: Georgetown Law Human Rights Fellowship Application Deadline Extended
The application deadline has been extended for the 2027–2028 Dale and James J. Pinto Fellowship, offering a year-long professional opportunity with the Robert & Ethel Kennedy Human Rights Center. This fellowship is open to eligible Georgetown University Law Center graduates pursuing international human rights advocacy and litigation.
Overview
The Dale and James J. Pinto (L’76) Fellowship is a year-long professional program facilitated by the Human Rights Institute at Georgetown Law in partnership with the Robert & Ethel Kennedy Human Rights Center. The fellowship provides a competitive pathway for a recent law graduate to gain hands-on experience working with the International Advocacy and Litigation team in Washington, D.C.
Eligibility
Candidates must meet specific academic and professional criteria to qualify for the opportunity:
- Must be a Georgetown University Law Center J.D. student graduating in 2027.
- Must demonstrate prior experience, coursework, or a strong commitment to international human rights norms.
- Must be interested in pursuing a career focused on international legal advocacy, litigation, or public interest law.
Benefits
Selected participants gain full-year professional engagement within a prominent human rights organization, building direct experience in strategic legal advocacy, research, and international justice mechanisms.
How to Apply
Eligible applicants can access the official application portal through the Georgetown University student career platform. Prospective candidates should review all application requirements and prepare their supporting materials prior to submission.
Deadline
Applications are due by 11:59 p.m. on November 1, 2026.