Source: Paul Redd Freedom Fellowship
Paul Redd Freedom Fellowship is sharing a strong employment opportunity with the San Francisco Public Defender’s Freedom Project.
The Paul Redd Freedom Fellowship is designed for someone committed to decarceration, successful reentry, and supporting people navigating resentencing, parole hearings, and other post-conviction matters.
Position details:
Full-time or part-time, with a minimum of 25 hours per week
Hybrid position based in San Francisco
Pay is $30–$35 per hour, depending on experience
Grant-funded through June 2028
Applications are being accepted on a rolling basi
The fellow will help gather, organize, review, and summarize legal and prison records, track applications and case information, support research and writing projects, maintain files, communicate with clients and their loved ones, and help facilitate peer groups.
Applicants may qualify through substantial lived experience with the criminal legal system, either personally or through a loved one. Other qualifying backgrounds include a college degree or relevant paralegal or law-related experience.
To apply, send a resume and concise cover letter explaining why you want the position and why you would be a strong candidate.
Email: [email protected]
Subject line: Paul Redd Freedom Fellowship application
Please share this opportunity with anyone in your network who may be a good fit. Lived experience, strong organization, communication skills, and knowledge of CDCR, resentencing, parole, or the Racial Justice Act are especially valuable.
In solidarity,
John Cannon, AOUON
All of Us or None (AOUON) is a grassroots project of Legal Services for Prisoners with Children (LSPC), organizing people impacted by mass incarceration and family policing to build a powerful political movement.