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04-28-09
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As thousands graduate from New York's 15 law schools many have not yet found employment.
New York Law Journal Frank Wu describes why the legal profession needs people from all backgrounds.
U.S. News & World Report Graduates without jobs lined up receive stipends for public interest internships.
National Law Journal Law firm partners led a fundraising effort to help support a local nonprofit.
Chronicle of Philanthropy Equal Justice Works' Heather Jarvis and Fellow Corinna Spencer-Scheurich discuss how public interest lawyers can get their student loan debt forgiven.
U.S. News & World Report Legal Aid of North Carolina Attorney and Equal Justice Works Fellow Cary Brege works with Convoy of Hope to help low-income communities in North Carolina.
WRAL ACLU's Catherine Crump, an Equal Justice Works Alumna, comments on government cellphone tracking.
Associated Press Equal Justice Works Alumnus Derek Teaney of the Appalachian Center for the Economy and the Environment helps enforce the Clean Water Act.
Montgomery Herald Equal Justice Works Alumna Rachel Meeropol of the Center for Constitutional Rights discusses the treatment of prisoners.
Associated Press The number of resumes for district attorney and public defender positions in California have doubled from last year.
Recorder NYU School of Law hosts career fair for deferred associates.
ABA Journal Lawyers trained to enter firms may face challenges at nonprofits.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
2009 U.S. News law school rankings released
CNN refers viewers to Equal Justice Works' student debt
relief resources
RESOURCES
ABA survey shows majority of Americans hard-hit by recession, stand firm
behind federal funding for legal assistance
National Low Income Housing Coalition releases Out of Reach 2009: “Persistent Problems, New Challenges for Renters”
Study from Southern Poverty Law Center shows discrimination against Hispanics on the rise in the South
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