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Outreach Project Workshops

Join first-year Berkeley Law students on student-initiated legal service projects for under-served communities.

Get Real-Life, Hands-On Experience

If you are a law student looking for real-life ways to close the justice gap while trying something new, our student-initiated law projects, led by J.D. students at Berkeley, are an excellent way to interact with clients and get hands-on experience as early as your first year of law school. Other benefits include:

  • Training and mentoring
  • Pro-bono hours for state bar requirements
  • Summer public interest stipends (for J.D. students)
  • Recognition at Berkeley Law’s Public Interest and Pro Bono Graduation

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Explore Current Student-Initiated Service Projects

Immigration Rights

Conduct one-on-one meetings with detained individuals seeking legal advice and representation.

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Tenants' Rights

Provide direct assistance to tenants regarding issues they’re facing with housing.

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Consumer Rights

Provide legal advice for low-income residents facing issues with debt and finance.

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Identity Rights

Facilitate workshops for clients navigating complex documents regarding their identity.

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And more!

There are far more workshops, clinics, and projects you can be a part of. Check out the full list on Berkley Law’s website.

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