Launch Your Career in Title IX & Civil Rights Compliance
Gain experience supporting Title IX and civil rights consulting work, research, policy development, training materials, and more—all while learning directly from national experts.
Paid | Remote | Part-Time | Summer 2026
Applications open March 1, 2026
The ATIXA Internship Program – Title IX and Civil Rights Track is a paid, part-time internship. It is designed for first- and second-year law students interested in Title IX and civil rights, as well as undergraduate, graduate, and recent post-graduate students studying student affairs or administration in educational settings, law, political science, public policy, or related fields.
Interns gain applied experience supporting consulting work related to Title IX, Title VI, ADA/504, investigations, policy development, training, and educational content development.
Why This Internship Matters
Interns will gain real-world exposure to the work that supports Title IX and civil rights compliance in higher education and K-12 settings, including:
- Policy review and development
- Regulatory and legal research
- Training content development
- Investigation and report writing support
What You’ll Work On
Intern responsibilities may include:
- Research & Analysis
- Conducting legal and regulatory research on Title IX and related civil rights laws
- Summarizing federal and state guidance, including federal agency materials
- Tracking trends in enforcement, litigation, and compliance expectations
- Supporting content development for whitepapers, blog posts, podcasts, and presentations
- Training & Education Support
- Assisting with development of slides, handouts, and training guides
- Updating materials based on new regulations and guidance
- Creating scenarios, discussion prompts, and knowledge checks
- Client Support & Deliverables
- Proofreading and formatting client-facing training materials
- Assisting with policy implementation tools and companion documents
- Creating FAQs and quick reference resources
Program and Application Details
- This internship is ideal for applicants who are:
- Interested in Title IX, civil rights law, compliance, and policy
- Detail-oriented and comfortable working independently in a remote environment
- Strong writers and researchers
- Program Details
- Program Dates: May 18 – August 7, 2026 (approx.)
- Hours: 10–15 hours/week
- Location: Remote
- Compensation: $20/hour
- Interns will receive
- Hands-on applied learning and project experience
- Opportunities to observe consulting work and educational initiatives
- Complimentary access to select trainings
- Mentorship from TNG consultants and experts
A Look at the Work Our Consultants Do
Title IX and Civil Rights Education Consultants support institutions by conducting investigations, advising on complex compliance matters, developing policies and procedures, and delivering training to Title IX teams and administrators.
Application Process
Applications will be submitted through the TNG Careers page during the annual application window.
Applicants will submit:
- Resume/CV
- Brief cover letter
- Responses to screening questions
Application Window: March 1 – March 31, 2026
Additional Notes and Disclaimer
The TNG Internship Program is a project-based educational internship focused on content development, research, and organizational support related to civil rights and Title IX. This internship is not a law firm internship, does not provide legal training, and does not offer law school-style legal experience, including client representation, legal drafting, or legal practice hours. Applicants seeking traditional law firm or legal practice experience should carefully consider whether this program aligns goals.
That said, interns will have the opportunity to work alongside attorneys and subject matter experts and gain exposure to how practitioners support clients and the broader field in navigating civil rights and compliance-related issues.
Applicants are responsible for determining whether participation in TNG’s Internship Program meets their institution’s requirements for academic credit, externship approval, or other programmatic purposes. TNG does not verify, coordinate with, or seek approval from academic institutions on behalf of applicants. Any required approvals must be obtained prior to acceptance into the internship program.