[截至4.7]公益法律研究及实践项目招募候选人公告

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2010-04-06

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　　计划从中国、印度尼西亚、尼泊尔、俄罗斯及塞尔维亚招募候选人

　　在此，公益法研究所非常高兴地邀请您参与2010至2011年度公益法律研究及实践项目的申请，此项目欲从中国、印度尼西亚、俄罗斯及塞尔维亚招募致力于公益法律研究及实践的律师到纽约、布达佩斯、巴格达等地进行为期10个月的公益法学习、研究及实践。报名者应是积极致力于公益法律研究及服务实践领域的先锋。

　　PILI将招募来自世界各地的公益法律师.项目参与者将被送到美国等地进行的学习及实践工作。项目第一阶段，他们将在哥伦比亚法学院学习有关公益法律课程，同时还将参与各种公益法实践培训。第二年春天，项目参与者将进入纽约地区的公益法组织进行3个月的实习。此后，项目成员会进入公益法研究所在布达佩斯办公室进行两个月的访问学习，并有机会到欧洲各国的公益法组织参观访问。公益法研究所希望参与者通过上述学习及实践、能够将项目期间设计的公益法律项目在其本国付诸实施。

　　公益法研究所将负担项目参与者的下列费用：项目参与者由本国出发到美国的往返经济舱机票，纽约与布达佩斯之间的交通费、在纽约及布达佩斯由公益法研究所安排的住宿、、按月发放的生活费、书本费用补贴以及意外保险费。被选中的项目参与人需要同公益法研究所签订一份协议，以明确此次奖学金项目的详细要求及规定，同时申明项目参与人保证完成项目所安排的全部培训课程及实习工作。

　　选拔标准：

　　·申请人应当是具有在其本国有成为公益法领军人物可能的律师；(至少具有两年以上的在所在机构从事公益法实践)

　　· 申请人所在的组织出具的候选人与该机构之间关系的证明信；申请人所在机构的推荐信；

　　·相关推荐机构在公益法律服务领域的业绩记录；

　　·申请人还应提供旨在提升本国公益法律研究与实践及权利保护工作的项目建议书；

　　申请须知：

　　申请人应提交如下材料

　　·填写完整的申请书；

　　·个人简历

　　·申请人所服务或从事志愿工作组织的推荐书，推荐书中应表明申请人如果参与此项目将会给该组织或机构带来何种的益处；

　　·两份推荐书，其中应当有一份来自于候选人所服务组织之外的个人；

　　·项目第一学期的工作计划描述，以及其回国后将如何把学习到的相关知识运用到实践中的计划书；

　　·候选者在法学院学习期间的成绩单复印件(一份)；

　　·候选者的法律职业资格证书或法律执业证书复印件((一份)如果有的话)；

　　·推荐组织或机构的相关信息；同时，欢迎申请人附上其他虽未要求，但能证明申请人相关能力的推荐信或证明材料；

　　请通过E-mail进行相关电子版材料投递，同时所有上述材料还应邮寄给我们，如提交申请材料不完整将不会被考虑，如果申请人未能全面提交上述申请材料，则该申请会被视为无效，除非该申请者能够合理的解释其不能获得该材料的原因。

　　请将上述材料于2010年04月07日前(原定的截止提交时间为2010年03月31日，现有所延长，请抓紧时间报名)提供给公益法研究所(截止至2010年04月07日收到上述申请材料的该申请视为有效)。项目相关的更多详情或信息，请与该项目的协调人Jessy Teicher女士联系，她的E-mail地址是：pilifellowship@pili.org.同时，上述申请材料的打印版请通过邮寄的方式投递到相关地址，具体邮寄地址请与Jessy Teicher女士联系获取。

　　请注意：公益法研究所不能为您的随行家属提供资金资助，也不能提供适合家庭居住的住房。另外，如果您希望带随行家属参加此项目，哥伦比亚大学在为随行家属提供官方邀请函之前需要您提供该家属的经济能力担保或证明文件，这一证明责任由项目参与者自己承担。

　　2010-2011 PILI FELLOWSHIP ANNOUNCEMENT 　　Public Interest Law Fellows Program

　　Seeks Candidates from China, Indonesia, Nepal, Russia, and Serbia 　　The Public Interest Law Institute (PILI) is pleased to invite applications for its Public Interest Law Fellows Program for 2010–2011. PILI will select lawyers from China, Indonesia, Nepal, Russia, and Serbia for ten months of study and practical experience in New York and Budapest, Hungary. The program targets future leaders in various fields of public interest advocacy. 　　PILI Fellows will join other public interest lawyers from around the world. They will reside a total of eight months in the U.S. The first semester will include study at Columbia University School of Law and additional public interest advocacy training. In the spring, Fellows will participate in a three-month period of internships at New York-based public interest law organizations and a two-month study visit based out of PILI’s Budapest office. Fellows return to their home countries after the Fellowship, with the aim to implement the project developed during the Fellowship. 　　PILI will cover the cost of a round-trip coach airfare to the U.S. and Budapest, housing in New York and Budapest, a monthly stipend, a textbook allowance and accident insurance. Selected candidates for the fellowship are required to sign an agreement to the terms of the fellowship, stating that they will complete it in full. 　　Selection Criteria: 　　Public interest leadership potential of the candidate in his or her country (minimum of two years working experience with the organization is required); 　　The nature of the candidate’s relationship with the nominating organization; 　　Track record of the nominating organization in promoting public interest advocacy; and 　　The quality of the Fellowship Project proposal and its potential for promoting public interest law and human rights.

　　Application Requirements: 　　Applicants must submit the following documents:

　　A completed program application form. 　　A curriculum vitae or resume. 　　A nominating letter from the organization where they are employed, supporting their application to the program and indicating how the Fellowship would be a benefit to the organization/institution. 　　Two recommendation letters, one from an individual outside the nominating organization 　　A description of a project that the applicant would like to work on during the first semester of the program, ideally with practical significance to their work upon return home. 　　A copy of the applicant’s law school transcript. 　　A copy of the applicant’s bar association membership, if available. 　　Information on the nominating organization/institution and additional recommendations are also encouraged, although not required. 　　Submission via e-mail of application materials is strongly encouraged, though materials may also be submitted via regular mail. INCOMPLETE APPLICATIONS WILL NOT BE CONSIDERED. If an application is submitted without one of the required components, it will be disqualified, unless the applicant can justify why he/she cannot obtain the required information.

　　The DEADLINE for receiving applications at PILI is April 07, 2010. For more information and application forms, please contact Jessy Teicher, Program Coordinator, by e-mail: pilifellowship@pili.org. Printed applications can be sent via mail to the address on the application. 　　Please note, PILI cannot provide any financial or logistical assistance for accompanying family members, including securing suitable family housing. Moreover, Columbia University requires evidence of financial support for accompanying family members prior to issuing official invitations to them. Providing proof of the requisite financial support for accompanying family members will be the responsibility of the applicant..

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