SCHOLARSHIPS, AWARDS & INTERNSHIPS
SCHOLARSHIPS, AWARDS & INTERNSHIPS
This work requires resources and capacity building opportunities to accomplish our civil rights and social justice goals. We’re committed to supporting future civil rights leaders and honoring those on the front lines of the movement.
SCHOLARSHIPS
SCHOLARSHIPS
Each year we provide scholarships to outstanding students who display academic excellence and early signs of leadership and a commitment to social justice. Through the NAACP Scholars and Professionals: Internships, Ready Youth and Employment (N-SPIRE) program, we partner with organizations to offer a range of opportunities across the country.
INTERNSHIPS AND FELLOWSHIPS
INTERNSHIPS AND FELLOWSHIPS
We’re proud to offer career and job readiness opportunities through select internships and fellowships for highly qualified applicants. Future civil rights leaders and social justice advocates committed to advancing the values of NAACP can receive hands-on experience working to improve issues that marginalize Black Americans.
UNDERSTANDING THE FEDERAL COURTS
Federal courts decide disputes involving the U.S. Constitution, federal laws, disputes between states, and other important cases. The work of federal courts, from the district courts up to the U.S. Supreme Court, can have wide-ranging implications for social justice. That’s because federal courts have the final say on issues that affect the lives of every American, including basic civil rights, religious freedoms, voting rights, and affirmative action.