Target Groups:CSOs, non-profit initiatives, natural persons and private companies registered in the EU implementing initiatives to combat poverty.
Short Description: The Yale Law School Gruber Program supports one-year projects or placements advancing global justice and women’s rights. Fellows work with eligible host organisations on practical public-interest projects involving areas such as human rights, advocacy, policy and social justice. Applicants must be final-year students in eligible Yale graduate or professional programmes or alumni within three years of graduation.
Countries: Global.
Location: Worldwide, depending on the proposed project and host organisation.
Amount: USD 60,000 stipend for 12 months, plus up to USD 2,000 for international economy airfare and up to USD 5,000 in health-insurance support where applicable.
Duration: 12 months, from late summer/fall 2027 through summer 2028.
Deadline for Applications: 4 February 2027.
