
51 - 200 employees
Founded 1989
π€ Non-profit
βοΈ Legal
Non-profit β’ Legal
Center for International Environmental Law (CIEL) is an international non-profit public-interest law organization that uses legal research, litigation, policy advocacy, and strategic communications to defend the right to a healthy environment and hold governments and corporations accountable for environmental and human rights harms. CIELβs work focuses on climate change, corporate accountability, extractive industries and finance, forests, plastics and toxics, trade impacts, and the intersection of human rights and environmental law β producing reports, legal analyses, and advocacy (e. g. , reports on government knowledge of climate change, bank financing of petrochemicals, analyses of geoengineering and plastics treaty negotiations, and engagement with international courts and UN processes).
π April 1
β Washington β Remote
π¨βπ Internship
π‘ Mid-level
π Senior
π§βπΌ Attorney / Lawyer
π» Ghost score 45%
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51 - 200 employees
Founded 1989
π€ Non-profit
βοΈ Legal
Non-profit β’ Legal
Center for International Environmental Law (CIEL) is an international non-profit public-interest law organization that uses legal research, litigation, policy advocacy, and strategic communications to defend the right to a healthy environment and hold governments and corporations accountable for environmental and human rights harms. CIELβs work focuses on climate change, corporate accountability, extractive industries and finance, forests, plastics and toxics, trade impacts, and the intersection of human rights and environmental law β producing reports, legal analyses, and advocacy (e. g. , reports on government knowledge of climate change, bank financing of petrochemicals, analyses of geoengineering and plastics treaty negotiations, and engagement with international courts and UN processes).
β’ Researching and writing about areas of international law and policy β’ Assisting with policy analysis and advocacy β’ Attending meetings and conferences β’ Assisting with the production of CIEL publications β’ Working closely with CIEL staff on various projects
β’ Recently completed, or in the final stages of completing, a graduate degree in law (e.g, LLM, JD) β’ Willing to make a commitment of at least three months β’ Excellent research and writing skills β’ Strong dedication to public interest law
β’ Legal fellows must come with their own funding β’ We cannot guarantee a future position for legal fellows at CIEL β’ We cannot guarantee a particular area of focus or interest
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