Eligibility Criteria
Academic Qualifications
Skill Requirements
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Proficiency in graphic design tools, especially Canva.
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Demonstrated interest in legal aid, social justice, human rights, and community service.
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Strong communication, reporting, and content creation skills.
Internship Responsibilities
The internship is structured over four weeks (20th June to 20th July 2025) and includes a diverse range of practical engagements:
Week 1 – Field Research & Surveys
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Conduct ground-level surveys in areas impacted by child labour.
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Collect primary data and photographic documentation focused on human rights, legal assistance, child welfare, and women’s empowerment.
Week 2 – Collaborative Work & Seminar Coordination
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Work in teams of five to design brochures, develop thematic content, and manage outreach via social media.
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Assist in organizing the National Seminar on Child Rights, Development & Care, including tasks such as participant registration and event coordination.
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Opportunity to present a research paper during the seminar.
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Contribute to fundraising, content creation, graphic design, and digital campaigns.
Week 3 – Reporting
Week 4 – Article Writing
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Write and submit an article on a relevant theme (e.g., human rights, legal aid, child welfare, women’s empowerment) using real data gathered during the internship.
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Outstanding submissions may be considered for publication.
Mode of Internship
Who Can Apply?
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Students of Law or Social Work committed to community engagement and advocacy.
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Individuals with proven skills in Canva and a keen interest in legal aid or human rights.
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Self-motivated candidates willing to undertake creative, field-based, and research-oriented tasks.
Application Process
Step 1: Submit Your Application
Step 2: Selection Process
Deadline
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Internship Duration
Stipend & Benefits
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Stipend: Unpaid
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Benefits:
