"Without the Justice John Paul Stevens Public Interest Fellowship, I would not have had the support needed to embark upon my public interest career, through which I've been able to help thousands of foster children achieve their educational goals."
- Jesse Hahnel, 2007 Stevens Fellow at the National Center for Youth Law (NCYL) and now NCYL's Director of FosterEd 
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"I am extremely grateful to have received the Justice John Paul Stevens Public Interest Fellowship. It helped turn my dream of helping my community into a reality and has allowed me to take a big step forward in advocating for environmental justice."
- Nina Gupta, 2013 Stevens Fellow at the Center for Race, Poverty & the Environment and student at UC Berkeley School of Law |
JPSFF logo based on photograph by Joseph Bailey, National Geographic Society, Collection of the Supreme Court of the United States.
