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View ArticleJobs’o’th’Week (Voting Rights Edition)
This week we’re talking about election protection and voting rights! With the presidential election this fall, voting is at the forefront of the peoples’ minds, and this is the year to be involved....
View ArticlePSJD Public Interest News Digest – August 28, 2020
Interested public. No words today, again. Take care of one another, Sam Editor’s Choice(s) In Geneva, “[t]he UN human rights office said on Friday that the images of the shooting of Black man Jacob...
View ArticleJobs’o’th’Week (Federal Honors Edition)
Tis the season to begin applying for federal honors programs. Honors programs are short-term commitments (typically two years) with a federal agency that provide training to new attorneys and often...
View ArticleJobs’o’th’Week (Entry-Level Edition)
This week we’re focusing on entry-level attorney positions with organizations that provide services and support to survivors of domestic violence. As experts recommend social distancing to prevent the...
View ArticleJobs’o’th’Week (Entry-Level & Experienced Edition)
A hot topic this election season is policy and issues related to immigration, asylum, and refugee laws. This week we’re highlighting staff attorney positions with non-profit and civil legal aid...
View ArticleJobs’o’th’Week (Fellowship Edition)
With the devastating passing of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, we remember her achievements and seek ways to honor her memory. Justice Ginsburg was a pioneer for gender equality and dedicated her career...
View ArticlePSJD Public Interest News Digest – September 25, 2020
Interested public. Here is some news. Take care of one another, Sam Breonna Taylor In Louisville KY, “Civil RIghts lawyer Ben Crump, who represents Breonna Taylor’s family, blasted the Kentucky grand...
View ArticleJobs’o’th’Week (Accountability Edition)
Events over the past four years and recent news about Breonna Taylor’s case have made it apparent that governments and government officials are not held accountable for all of their harmful actions....
View ArticlePSJD Public Interest News Digest – October 2, 2020
Interested public. So many urgent concerns clamor for our attention these days. I hope my attempt to be focused in this space suits your needs. Here is some news. Take care of one another, Sam...
View ArticleJobs’o’th’Week (Healthcare Edition)
The hearings for U.S. Supreme Court nominee Amy Coney Barrett reminded us that the future of healthcare is up for review one week after the November election. With that in mind, this week’s blog post...
View ArticlePSJD Public Interest News Digest – October 23, 2020
Interested public. So many urgent concerns clamor for our attention these days. I hope my attempt to be focused in this space suits your needs. Here is some news. Take care of one another, Sam...
View ArticleJobs’o’th’Week (COVID Edition Part 2)
News about spiking COVID-19 infection rates remind us that the pandemic is still a threat to our lives and communities. Many individuals and families continue to feel the socio-economic effects of the...
View ArticleJobs’o’th’Week (Legislative Policy Edition)
This week it’s difficult to focus on anything except anxiously monitoring news sources for updates in election results. Not only is this a once-in-a-lifetime presidential election, but the fate of the...
View ArticleWeil Legal Innovators Program for Incoming Law Students
Securing internships during law school is competitive, but gaining work experience is crucial to building a successful career after graduation. To help build your resume with meaningful legal work...
View ArticlePSJD Public Interest News Digest – February 12, 2021
Hello, interested public! I hope you’re all weathering the new year and our continuing shared challenges. The news continues to be jam-packed, but as other aspects of my work become somewhat more...
View ArticlePSJD Public Interest News Digest – February 19, 2021
Hello, interested public! I wish you all the best, here on the tail end of yet another wild week. As has become the norm, there are many stories below all of which would dominate the week’s news in...
View ArticlePSJD Public Interest News Digest – March 5, 2021
Hello, interested public! Welcome to the end of another jam-packed week. Highlights revolve around student debt relief, where the details of various proposals are coming under greater scrutiny as some...
View ArticlePSJD Public Interest News Digest – March 19, 2021
Hello, interested public. There is much news this week, but my thoughts begin and end with Atlanta as I attempt to write. Take care of one another, Sam Editor’s Choice In the United States, NPR...
View ArticleJobs’o’th’Week (Internship Edition)
After a long hiatus, we’re back with exciting summer internship opportunities! Some of these of positions are remote and others are in-person, so be sure to read all ads carefully before applying. This...
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