ABA-ROLI Monitoring and Evaluation Intern (training focused)

Job Description

MEL office is looking for an intern to support the development of templates, tools, and training materials for monitoring, evaluation, and learning in its rule of law, human rights, and governance programs. Prior coursework in program design, monitoring, evaluation, data collection and analysis is preferred.

This would be particularly interesting for current graduate level student or a recent graduate with focus or coursework in program design, monitoring, and evaluation, including quantitative and/or qualitative data analysis or data visualization. Strong interest in rule of law, international cooperation, political science or related disciplines preferred.

Typical assignments will include review of existing program documents to identify good practices, examples, and gaps; support in developing training materials for in person and virtual settings, where needed; and drafting tools and templates to be used in program monitoring, reporting, and visualization of data.

This is a U.S.-based (remote) opportunity

About the Organization

The Rule of Law Initiative is a public service project of the American Bar Association dedicated to promoting legal reform efforts in over 40 countries around the world. The Rule of Law Initiative believes that rule of law promotion is the most effective long-term antidote to the most pressing problems facing the world community today, including poverty, economic stagnation, and crippling levels of corruption. The Rule of Law Initiative concentrates its technical legal assistance efforts in the following substantive areas: 1) Anti-corruption & public integrity; 2) Criminal law & combating trafficking in persons; 3) Gender issues; 4) Human rights & conflict mitigation; 5) Judicial reform; 6) Legal education reform; and 7) Legal profession reform. The Rule of Law Initiative enlists talented individuals who possess the skills and commitment necessary to effectively promote the rule of law in our host countries. We regularly seek experienced attorneys, judges, and law professors interested in lending their expertise to our programs for both long- and short-term pro bono assignments overseas. For more information please visit our website at www.abarol.org.