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Equal Justice America
Funding and supporting law students and graduates working to expand access to justice across the United States.
About Equal Justice America
Equal Justice America is an independent non-profit 501(c)(3) corporation established in 1993. EJA has become a national leader in providing opportunities for law students to work with organizations that deliver civil legal services to those most in need. Our efforts expose a new generation of future lawyers to the urgency of pro bono assistance to our most vulnerable citizens. Students at more than 80 law schools now have the opportunity to take part in the Equal Justice America Fellowship Program.
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Partnerships
Equal Justice America partnered with the West Virginia Bar Foundation to provide $10,000 toward the $13,000 cost of two Fellows' Fellowships, with EJA contributing the remaining $3,000.
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Products & Services
Equal Justice America helps expand the capacity of legal aid organizations while building the next generation of public interest lawyers.
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People
Equal Justice America Fellow Lauren Acevedo worked at the Los Angeles office of the Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund during her first year at Harvard Law School.
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