The past year has brought about many changes to the public interest field, with Equal Justice Works leading the path in creating more opportunities for students and young lawyers to pursue public interest than ever before. Membership to Equal Justice Works offers your school exclusive access to our benefits, including eligibility for Fellowships and AmeriCorps programs and our annual Conference and Career Fair.

We invite you to renew your Equal Justice Works membership.

Equal Justice Works Guide to Law Schools

The third edition of the Equal Justice Works Guide to Law Schools (formerly The E-Guide to Public Service at America’s Law Schools) will feature 154 participating law schools and is scheduled for publication in fall 2009. Rollout of the 2009 edition of the guide will be supported by a substantial promotion plan including print and online advertising, direct mail, media relations and event outreach. The 2009 edition will be more user-friendly with greater search capabilities. It will also feature current data on available courses and student engagement, including narratives on innovative programs being offered by each school. In 2008, with the assistance of our technical partner in this project, the independent research firm Harris Interactive, we solicited feedback on previous editions from both law school professionals and pre-law candidates. This feedback was used to improve the survey instrument and forthcoming searchable website. Thank you participating in the Equal Justice Works Guide. We’re confident that it will be the most successful ever.

Questions about the Equal Justice Works Guide to Law Schools? See these general FAQs for survey participants and users.

For questions about the survey, or to receive a copy of the survey content via email, please contact Charlene Gomes at (202) 466-3686 ext. 108.

Fordham University School of Law

Georgetown University Law Center