Can someone please shed some light on the probable policy research organisations one can intern in their early years in law school? Ideally I would want to intern at a tech policy based organisation like The Dialogue but due to limited options and no publications to show, any policy research organisation that takes young law students would work.
I would really request people who have done policy work to share some names of the organisations I should apply at and the requisites that I must qualify (if any).
Start writing policy briefs/analysis- even if they're not published, it is a must to have a writing sample if you want to get shortlisted for an internship at policy based organizations.
You can apply at IFF, NITI Aayog, SFLC, ESYA, NLUD-CCG, or you can apply to intern under MP's as well.
Vidhi (Fintech & ALTR vertical), IFF, Aapti Institute, The Dialogue, Esya Centre, Koan Advisory, Tsaaro, SFLC, CCG (NLUD), IT for Change, CIS; are some of these
I would really request people who have done policy work to share some names of the organisations I should apply at and the requisites that I must qualify (if any).
Esya Centre
Koan Advisory
You can apply at IFF, NITI Aayog, SFLC, ESYA, NLUD-CCG, or you can apply to intern under MP's as well.