Law student fellowships
Fellowships connect students with work for workplace justice.
In Philadelphia, the Peggy Browning Fund is a nonprofit focused on preparing law students to advocate for workplace justice. Its programs include fellowships that give students opportunities to work for economic and social justice, along with workers' rights conferences and networking. The fund also offers resources for fellows, mentors and law schools, and shares fellowship positions and application information. Students and supporters can participate in the National Law Students Workers' Rights Conference, which includes programming and awards receptions. The organization raises funds through individual giving and its Leadership Circle and Friends of Peggy Browning programs, which support its educational and career-development activities. Its work centers on connecting law students with opportunities in the labor movement.
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Fellowships connect students with work for workplace justice.
Conferences and awards receptions bring participants together.
Leadership Circle and Friends gifts help fund programs.
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