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JOB OPENING - Austin or Houston Staff Attorney
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Everyone who works for Texas Advocacy Project is committed to stopping power-based abuse in Texas, and helping each person we serve live free from fear.
Current Open Positions
Social Worker
This position will provide direct services to survivors and their family that are being served by Texas Advocacy Project. The social worker will assist survivors in safety planning and accessing resources in coordination with the legal solutions they are also being provided. Additionally, this position will assist survivors in adjusting to the psychosocial factors that accompany the legal process.See full listing
Legal Assistant
The Legal Assistant is responsible for assisting the paralegals and the rest of the legal department with administrative work. The primary responsibilities consist of processing mail and basic client correspondence.See full listing
Equal Justice Works Fellowship
Texas Advocacy Project is seeking to host a law student or recent graduate for a 2-year Equal Justice Works Fellowship beginning September 2021. This is an opportunity to increase access to justice for victims of abuse through one of our proposed projects or an idea of your own choosing AND work at a boutique non-profit legal services provider.See full listing
Managing Attorney
The Project is seeking a full-time Managing attorney. The Managing Attorney is responsible for coordinating the provision of a broad range of civil law, primarily family law, and related legal services to clients who are victims of domestic or dating violence, sexual assault, stalking, or trafficking.See full listing
Training and Outreach Coordinator
The Project is seeking a full-time Training and Outreach Coordinator who will provide assistance in scheduling, organizing, and implementing trainings, outreach and meetings between Project staff and community partners. The Coordinator will plan and implement agency survivor services programs, coordinate and participate in agency training requests, represent agency on work groups of other advocacy organizations to collaborate on trainings, and schedule staff attorney trainings across the state.See full listing