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Join the Washington Council of Lawyers (WCL) and their panelists – lawyers who have experience with remote representations, including hearings in D.C. Superior Court. They are: Yvette Banker, Federal Government Pro Bono Lawyer Ashley Carter, DC Volunteer Lawyers Project Sébastien Monzón Rueda, Legal Counsel for the Elderly Jenadee Nanini, D.C. Bar Pro Bono Center Lise […]
Join Project Citizenship to help complete N-400 Applications for Naturalization with eligible legal permanent residents! Project Citizenship is a non-profit legal services organization that helps eligible legal permanent residents apply for U.S. citizenship. Their mission is to decrease barriers to citizenship and increase the naturalization rate in Massachusetts. Learn more about Project Citizenship here. New volunteers […]
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Zoom link available on SAGE. Co-sponsored by the CSO.
March 11-14, 2021, Group Relations Conference Series at Boston College Please join LEAPS Faculty Director, Evangeline Sarda, for this group relations conference series at Boston College. BC Law student rates are $75 and scholarships are available. Please register here and check out the conference brochure at the link below. http://www.IntersectionalityGRC.com
Volunteer Lawyers Project (VLP) is an excellent organization to complete pro bono hours with! VLP is a legal aid organization that connects law students and volunteer attorneys with low-income clients of the Greater Boston Area in order to provide free legal services in civil cases. Volunteering at VLP is an incredibly rewarding experience, and your […]
There have been many difficult, challenging and troubling events unfold in the new year and throughout 2020. There have also been many inspiring responses, acts of bravery, resistance and activism. Pro bono is one of the ways you can use your legal skills and education while in law school to impact the communities and issues […]
The American Bar Association Civil Rights and Social Justice Section is hosting a free webinar entitled The Civil Rights Lawyer: Perspectives on the Profession – Part 2 of 4 on February 19, 2021 from 12:30 PM-1:30 PM ET. The late Civil Rights champion, former Howard Law Dean, Mentor of Thurgood Marshall, and co-founder of the NAACP Legal Defense and […]
The next Access to Justice (ATJ) Commission Meeting is on January 28th from 3-5 via Zoom. These meetings are open to the public and BC Law students are encouraged to participate and learn about critical social justice issues in our community. Click this link to RSVP. Highlights from the December 17th Meeting of the MA ATJ Commission […]