Goldmark Internship Grants
Apply to Host the 2027 Goldmark Equal Access to Justice Internship
The Legal Foundation of Washington’s Board of Trustees is pleased to invite legal aid providers across Washington State to apply to be a host program for the 2027 Goldmark Equal Access to Justice Internship. The Goldmark Equal Access to Justice Internship is a 10-week, paid summer internship for 2nd and 3rd year law students.
Created in honor of LFW’s second president Charles Goldmark, the Goldmark Internship is a hands-on training program for law students that focuses on research, writing, casework and client services, and is hosted by legal aid organizations in Washington State. LFW staff and Board of Trustees will work with the host program to post the intern’s job description, conduct interviews, and select the intern. If there are multiple qualified candidates, there is a possibility that the host program could have multiple interns.
Please visit our How to Apply page for information on how to submit an application and reach out to LFW’s Grants Manager, Arielle Handforth, if you have questions, need assistance, or would like to be sent the link to the recording of the informational webinar with Q&A.
Nonprofit legal aid organizations helping low-income people overcome barriers to justice in Washington with the capacity to host law student interns.
$16,800 per intern, which includes $15,000 for the intern’s stipend and $1,800 to help cover employment-related taxes.
October 1, 2026.