Applications for Henigson Fellowships is normally accepted through March 7.
The Henigson Human Rights Fellowships are for HLS students and recent graduates with a demonstrated commitment to international human rights and an interest in working in the field.
They are intended to enable students to make a valuable contribution to human rights during the year of the fellowship and to help students to build human rights work into their careers.
Eligibility:
(i) currently clerk for a judge;
(ii) are engaged in full-time public interest work; or
(iii) were active in human rights or public interest work while students at HLS.
For LL.M. students: Students who expect to receive the LL.M. degree this year, and who come from and will return to a country other than the United States.
The Henigson Human Rights Fellowships are for HLS students with a demonstrated commitment to international human rights and an interest in working in the field.
Funding Amounts and Restrictions:
Fellowship awards are made without regard to financial need. The amount of the fellowship will be $27,000 for the fellowship period.
Fellows may supplement the fellowship from other grants and awards up to a limit of $10,000.
HRP may reduce the amount of its grant to correspond to other grants in excess of that amount.
Fellows are required to keep HRP informed of funding.