MBF Awards $36,000 to Six Law Students Participating in Public Interest Internships

The 2023 Massachusetts Bar Foundation Legal Intern Fellowship Program (LIFP) Review Committee members - Chair G. Perry Wu, Esq., Corey M. Carvalho, Esq., Hon. Marguerite T. Grant, Paul J. Klehm, Esq., and Mary Jeanne Stone, Esq. - selected six Legal Intern Fellows from a diverse and competitive pool of 26 applicants. The MBF Trustees unanimously approved the committee’s selections.

This year’s Fellows are supported through generous contributions from MBF Fellows, the Smith Family Fund, and a new partnership with the Massachusetts Bar Association’s (MBA) Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion Committee.

2023 LEGAL INTERN FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM RECIPIENTS

Virginia Ambeliotis

School: Boston College Law School

Internship: The Political Asylum/Immigration Representation (PAIR) Project

Supported by: MBF Fellows Fund

 

Katherine Blankinship

School: Boston University School of Law

Internship: MetroWest Legal Services

Supported by: Smith Family Fund 

 

Sydney Blomstrom

School: Boston College Law School

Internship: Volunteer Lawyers Project

Supported by: Smith Family Fund

 

Abby Gould

School: Boston University School of Law

Internship: MetroWest Legal Services

Supported by: MBF Fellows Fund

 

Timothy Scalona

School: Suffolk University Law School

Internship: Harvard Legal Aid Bureau

Supported by: MBF Fellows Fund

 

Ali Shafi

School: Boston College Law School

Internship: Prisoners’ Legal Services of Massachusetts

Supported by: MBF Fellows Fund and the MBA DEI Committee

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