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SAAJCO fights for the civil and human rights of South Asian communities in the U.S. through impact litigation and community engagement. Our programs include Know Your Rights education, civic participation, and coalition-building.
Current opportunities may include:
Additional opportunities may be added throughout the year based on organizational and community needs.
Absolutely. If there is a particular project, skill set, community initiative, or idea you would like to explore in partnership with SAAJCO, we encourage you to reach out. Even if there is not a formal role currently listed above, we are open to thoughtful collaborations that align with our mission and community needs.
Most opportunities are volunteer-based. Some programs, including the Community Advocate Pilot Program, may offer stipends depending on funding availability.
Not necessarily. Some opportunities, such as Consulting Attorney roles, require legal experience and licensure. Others, including community engagement and intake roles, are open to individuals from a wide range of backgrounds and experiences.
Time commitments vary depending on the role and project. Some opportunities are event-based or short-term, while others involve ongoing engagement over several months.
You can apply directly through the opportunities listed above or sign up for updates to hear about future volunteer opportunities and initiatives.
In some cases, yes. Depending on the role and your institution or program requirements, SAAJCO may be able to provide documentation confirming volunteer hours or service participation. Law students and attorneys may also be eligible for qualifying pro bono experience depending on applicable guidelines. We encourage volunteers to discuss any specific requirements with us in advance.
Sign up for one of our upcoming Volunteer Information Sessions through the Calendly link above.
Sign up for one of our upcoming Volunteer Information Sessions through the Calendly link above.
SAAJCO walks alongside South Asian American families through immigration, housing, and civil rights cases – in their language, in their neighborhoods. Your gift keeps that door open.
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