Legal Internship at Kridey Foundation Trust, Remote (1 Month)

Kridey Foundation Trust is inviting law students and recent graduates to join its team as remote Legal Interns. This is a one month, work from home internship with a youth led non governmental organisation that pairs legal work with grassroots social impact. If you want hands on exposure to legal research, legal writing, and real advocacy while supporting community welfare, this internship gives you a focused month to build your skills and your portfolio.

The internship is unpaid, but successful interns receive an internship certificate and, based on performance, a letter of recommendation. Applications are accepted on a rolling basis, so it is worth applying early rather than waiting.

Kridey Foundation Trust is a registered non governmental organisation listed on NGO Darpan, the portal maintained by NITI Aayog, Government of India. Founded in 2023 and operating across the Delhi NCR region, it describes itself as a dynamic, youth led organisation working on social equity and justice.

Its work spans legal awareness and literacy, child welfare and inclusive education, gender equity, animal welfare, environmental responsibility, social entrepreneurship, and community outreach. The foundation runs initiatives such as Project Shiksha alongside its legal internship and legal research programmes. It is led by Adv. Archit Mittal as President and Founder, and its tagline, Driven by Law, Inspired by Humanity, captures the blend of legal work and social service that interns can expect.

As a Legal Intern you will work remotely and contribute across the foundation's legal and advocacy work. Your responsibilities will include:

• Conducting legal research on policies, statutes, and regulations relevant to the foundation's focus areas.
• Writing articles and blog posts on legal topics for the organisation.
• Supporting casework and ongoing advocacy efforts.
• Participating in social work and fundraising initiatives run by the foundation.

The role suits someone who enjoys both rigorous research and clear writing, and who is comfortable working independently as well as within a small collaborative team.

This internship is open to:

• Current law students (preferred) and recent law graduates.
• Applicants with strong research and writing skills.
• Those with a genuine interest in human rights and legal advocacy.
• Candidates who can work independently while also collaborating with a team.

• Duration: one month.
• Mode: remote, work from home.
• Stipend: unpaid.
• Certificate: internship certificate provided on completion.
• Letter of recommendation: awarded based on performance.

Applications are made by email. Send your updated resume directly to the foundation at krideyf@gmail.com, using a clear subject line such as Application for Legal Internship. Mentioning your year of study or graduation and a brief note on your interest in legal advocacy will strengthen your application. Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis, so it is best to apply early.

• Confirm you are a law student or recent law graduate.
• Prepare an updated resume highlighting research and writing experience.
• Note your interest in human rights and legal advocacy in your application.
• Email your resume to krideyf@gmail.com with a clear subject line.
• Apply early, since selection is on a rolling basis.