Flexible Legal Internship
Title: Legal Research & Empowerment Intern (1 Month, Can be Extended)
Mode: Flexible, Remote, Part-time, Work from Home, Online
Eligibility: LLB students and graduates
Eligibility: Premium Pro Tier 2
To equip law students and recent graduates with practical legal exposure by contributing to real legal empowerment content, awareness resources, and actionable micro-guides that serve the public and Jivanamasteya’s vision and ongoing legal aid and outreach work.
Duration & Workload:
1 Month (4 Weeks) (Extendable)
Monday to Friday, approx.
Remote and flexible timing
Weekly tasks assigned with Saturday submission deadline
Weekly Plan and Tasks
Week 1: Legal Awareness & Content Creation
Goal: Create educational content for your website/blog.
Tasks:
Write 2 blog articles (400–500 words each) on topics like:
Domestic violence protection
Filing an FIR
Misuse of IPC 498A
Child safety laws
Rights of undertrial prisoners
Summarize 3 recent judgments related to women, children, or human rights (200–250 words each)
Highlight issue, outcome, and legal principle
Submit in Word or Google Docs
Week 2: Community Help Resources
Goal: Create citizen-friendly legal tools for awareness and workshops.
Tasks:
Design 3 one-pagers (infographic or text) on:
How to file an FIR
What to do when arrested
Rights under Domestic Violence Act
Translate any 1 one-pager into Hindi or Gujarati
Tools like Canva or MS Word/PowerPoint can be used
These resources will be used in real community workshops and WhatsApp support groups
Week 3: Practical Micro-Guides for Real Legal Problems
Goal: Create simple legal procedure guides people can act upon.
Choose any 2–3 topics below and make:
👉 A PPT, PDF, or blog-style step-by-step guide
👉 Include legal steps + practical advice + helpful links
👉 Optional: Record a short video or submit script
Suggested Topics: (Intern can propose their topic too)
How to file a police complaint (CrPC, citizen steps)
Taking a lawyer to a police station – rights, restrictions
Step-by-step response to a false 498A case
Filing a DV case – officer, documents, reliefs
How to send an RTI to police/court (with template)
Complaint to NCW, NCPCR or Human Rights Commission
Child abuse reporting steps (POCSO + Childline)
💡 Interns are encouraged to take help from their law professors, advocate mentors, or bar seniors to ensure practical accuracy.
Week 4: Final Report + Legal Aid Toolkit Contribution
Goal: Submit a final impact-oriented contribution
Tasks:
Write a short reflection report (400–500 words):
“Legal aid gaps in India” or
“What I learned through this internship”
Submit a Legal Aid Proposal/Toolkit:
Can be a poster, process document, infographic, or article
Example: “Legal Aid for Abandoned Women: How an NGO Can Help” or “Building Community Legal Clinics”
Complete final feedback form (to help improve the program)
What Interns Submit Overall:
2 blog articles
3 judgment summaries
3 one-pagers for community use
1 translation (Hindi or Gujarati)
2–3 micro-guides (PPT/infographic/article)
1 final report
1 legal aid proposal/toolkit
Certification Criteria:
Minimum 80% task completion
Original work with real-life applicability
Submission of final report + toolkit
Timely weekly submissions
Intern Will Learn:
Real-life legal process education
Legal research and documentation skills
Drafting tools for NGOs and public use
Advocacy, awareness, and rights literacy
Working independently under timelines
You may be offered additional role-related tasks during the internship. A dedicated mentor will guide you throughout. On completion, you’ll receive a Government-registered NGO certificate, combined work experience letter, professional recommendation and appreciation, and more. Visit here for full details about Certificate and benefits you get as a Intern with NGO.


Jivanamasteya Trust is a grassroots nonprofit working for legal aid, education, and empowerment. We support youth, women, and underprivileged communities through sustainable, impactful initiatives.