The Fred T. Korematsu Summer Fellowship will provide a scholarship for one law student to gain meaningful legal experience at a public interest host organization. The fellowship is open to all rising 2L and 3L law students at any qualified host organization in the United States. Candidates should have a history of civil rights activism, interest in pursuing a civil rights career, strong academics and, like Fred T. Korematsu, strength of character and moral commitment. Candidates must identify a public interest Host Organization that will provide them with a summer position if a Fellowship is received. Candidates that have already accepted a summer position at a Host Organization are eligible to apply. Host Organizations are public interest organizations that agree to host the Fred T. Korematsu Fellow for 10 weeks (virtual or in-person) during Summer 2024. They must also provide them with supervision, a workspace, and the materials that they will need to complete their project. Applicants must also submit at least two letters of recommendation along with any supporting materials that they would like the committee to review. Please visit the fellowship's website for more information.