The Harvard Law Review Fellowship supports recent Harvard Law School graduates with a demonstrated interest in serving the public interest through their work and scholarship. It enables fellows to spend a year working in a public interest-related role at a government agency or nonprofit organization. Each fellow will receive a $65,000 stipend. At the end of the fellowship year, each fellow is expected to write a piece of legal scholarship that draws on the fellow’s work during their fellowship year, which will be considered for publication in the Review. Questions about the Fellowship can be addressed to [email protected].