The Legal Research & Just Transition Intern will support the Business & Human Rights Resource Centre (BHRRC) in its mission to promote corporate accountability and human rights. This role involves conducting legal research and analysis to advance the Centre's initiatives, particularly focusing on just transition strategies. The intern will work closely with the legal team and other departments to provide insights that inform BHRRC's advocacy and policy development.

Key responsibilities include conducting comprehensive legal research on topics related to business and human rights, analyzing international and domestic laws, and assisting in drafting reports and policy briefs. The intern will also support the development of resources that aid stakeholders in understanding and implementing just transition principles. Collaboration with various teams within BHRRC will be essential to ensure that research findings are effectively integrated into the Centre's programs and outreach efforts.

Ideal candidates should possess a strong academic background in law, with a focus on human rights or environmental law. Experience in legal research, policy analysis, or related fields is highly desirable. Excellent written and verbal communication skills are essential, along with the ability to work independently and as part of a team. A demonstrated commitment to social justice and an understanding of just transition concepts will be advantageous.

Compensation details for this internship are not specified in the available information. Interns may receive stipends or other benefits, but specifics would need to be confirmed directly with BHRRC.

BHRRC offers a dynamic and inclusive work environment that fosters professional growth and development. Interns have the opportunity to engage with a diverse team of experts and contribute to impactful projects that advance human rights and corporate accountability. This role provides valuable experience in the intersection of law, business, and human rights, preparing interns for future careers in these fields.