The ICYJ Summer Internship Program places students in work-focused situations or work-based settings so that they obtain the skills and practical experience necessary to become market aligned and succeed right out of school.
The internship program is a carefully designed 6-week experience where students focus on observing and learning from all of the key stakeholders that operate within a youth justice system in a particular jurisdiction.
Past & Current Internship Sites:
- Fairfax County Juvenile and Domestic Relations District Court (Fairfax, Virginia)
- Alexandria Department of Juvenile Justice (Alexandria, Virginia)
- The Juvenile Probation Office for Lancaster County in (Lincoln, Nebraska)
- Cook County Juvenile Probation and Court Services (Chicago, Illinois)
- Juvenile Court Services, King County Superior Court (Seattle, Washington)
- Shelby County Youth & Family Resource Center (Memphis, Tennessee)
- Cobb County Juvenile Court Services (Marietta, Georgia)
- Arlington Juvenile and Domestic Relations District Court (Arlington, Virginia)
The ICYJ provides a scholarship to reimburse students for internship-associated costs, such as food, rent, tuition for the required summer internship course, transportation, etc.
Information on 2027 Summer internship opportunities will be available in January, 2027.
