Apply to our Summer Internship Program for law and graduate students.

Summer and academic-year internships are available for graduate and law students. Interns are afforded opportunities to work on articles for publication, to receive advanced training in legislative research and drafting, to participate in developing university-level courses in topics related to legislative drafting, and to gain insight into the potential for using law to resolve social problems. Interns may also work on project management, evaluation, and organizational development.

Volunteer to support ICLAD's efforts and organizational development.

ICLAD values the work of our volunteers, who contribute administrative assistance, technical expertise, and other critical skills to extend our capacity to serve our partners and alumni. Let us know what you can do, or contact us to find out about current needs.

Join ICLAD's Certified Trainers or contribute pro bono expertise to our partners and alumni around the world.

ICLAD trainers and consultants have extensive experience and hold the highest degrees available in their fields, so they can offer expertise on a wide range of policy issues and technical aspects of policy- and lawmaking.  They speak a variety of languages and collaborate in many ways with our partners and alumni—online, through short-term trainings and consultations in-country, and through long-term in-situ projects. Find out how you can join our network of resource persons and share your expertise.

Arrange a corporate event.

Law firms and other organizations support ICLAD's work by hosting events for donors and supporters who share our vision.

Start an ICLAD-affiliated Academic Program, Alumni Association, or Center.

ICLAD works with our partners and alumni as they create ICLAD-affiliated Centers to institutionalize reforms in their lawmaking processes, Alumni Associations to link colleagues within a country for continued collaboration, and university-based Academic Programs to provide ongoing training in legislative problem solving.

Become an institutional partner.

ICLAD collaborates with other civil society organizations and nonprofits around the world who share our commitment to "strengthening democracy and engaging citizenry to eradicate poverty and promote human rights."

Support ICLAD's work around the world.

ICLAD is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. If you would like to contribute financially to our efforts to support participatory, effective lawmaking around the world, your gift is tax-deductible in the United States.