Interns and volunteers are a vital part of the work of JIJ they come from many different countries and various educational, religious, and cultural backgrounds. Our program goals and projects are such that we can take an intern’s expertise and tailor a project for them.

This enhances both the experience of the intern and the final results for JIJ. The interns that have a corresponding academic background work on international human rights research and are responsible for interviewing, researching, writing, and editing. We also have opportunities for those with skills in graphic design, video editing, and managing social network tools.

company outings; courses and trainings; flexible work hours; mentor program; relaxed dress code; snacks

• Communications
• International relations
• Journalism
• Human security
• Conflict resolution
• Mediation
• Public relation
• Public Policy
• Law
• Middle Eastern studies
• Public Diplomacy
• Political science
• Government/NGO
• Graphic design/Web design
• Israel/The Middle East Conflict
• Marketing-Social Media Management
• Media
• Research
• Social Justice

The Jerusalem Institute of Justice (JIJ) is an Israeli legal and research Institute, dedicated to cultivating and defending human rights, the rule of law and democracy. Established in 2007, JIJ operates both internationally and domestically. JIJ works to uphold freedoms in the region by submitting charges of the gravest crimes to international tribunals and governmental bodies. JIJ’s International Law and Public Diplomacy Department stands at the forefront of Israel’s struggle to maintain their standing among the international community. We use the legal and advocacy tools at our disposal in order to confront the most complex issues. Since 2011 JIJ’s International department runs a leading internship program that has developed a new generation of influencers around the world. Our in-depth research, legal expositions, memos and position papers have impacted the lives of millions around the world and are presented before the International Criminal Court in The Hague, the Israeli Parliament, the United Nations and governmental offices worldwide.