Equal Justice Works Law School Membership
Equal Justice Works member law schools have access to valuable resources and programs that help students and alumni pursue a public interest legal career. By joining or renewing membership, your school will become part of a public interest community that includes 200 law schools across the country.
Printer-friendly versionEqual Justice Works Membership registration and renewal is now complete for the 2012-2013 year. If you have questions about your school's membership or are interested in becoming a member, please contact membership@equaljusticeworks.org.
A list of current member schools can be found here.
Equal Justice Works member law schools and their students receive access to our:
- Post-graduate fellowships that in 2012 are providing 176 law school graduates with opportunities to work in public interest law.
- Summer Corps program that is providing 350 law students the opportunity to earn an education award while gaining hands-on legal experience this summer.
- Conference and Career Fair, where students and recent graduates can interview for jobs and summer internships with non-profit employers while also taking advantage of topical workshops designed to help them expand their public interest opportunities. All schools are allowed an unlimited number of students to attend with a small registration fee to students. Law school professionals may attend free of charge.
- Monthly informational webinars on topics ranging from educational debt relief to career strategies and the latest in social media networking for law students, graduates and law school professionals.
- Eligibility to nominate faculty, students, and staff for Equal Justice Works NAC membership.
- Regular updates on public interest law news and Equal Justice Works programs.
- Recognition of your law school on the Equal Justice Works website with a link back to your schools’ website.
Equal Justice Works staff are also available for on-campus visits to speak with students and staff about any of our programs and services at no fee, however schools will be asked to cover any associated travel related and costs.
Membership is available to all law schools in the United States, regardless of their American Bar Association (ABA) Accreditation status.
For more information, please contact membership@equaljusticeworks.org.