Partners in Public Service
The Justice Center collaborates on projects with numerous outside
organizations that share the Law School's commitment to promoting
equal justice for all. The contributions of these organizations
are invaluable, and the Justice Center and the Law School
community benefit immensely from the resulting partnerships.
Recent partners include:
- G. Rollie White Trust - funds endowed public interest
scholar-in-residence program, under development
- Humanities Institute - co-sponsor of the "Gender and Labor: What's Working?" conference, Oct. 19 and 20, 2006
- Lone Star Legal Aid - co-host of the Access to
Justice Internship Program
- Lyndon B. Johnson School of Public Affairs and Pace Law
School - sponsoring partners of "Opening up a Closed World:
What Constitutes Effective Prison Oversight?"
conference
- South Texas Civil Rights Project - co-host of the Access to
Justice Internship Program
- South Texas College of Law - co-host of the Access to
Justice Internship
- Texas Access to Justice Commission - co-sponsor of the Access
to Justice Internship Program
- Texas Appleseed - co-hosted “Pressing Legal Issues Affecting Low-Income Persons, and Strategies to Address Them” conference, Feb. 16, 2007
- Texas Civil Rights Project - co-sponsor of conferences on
Civil Rights Litigation in 2005 and 2006
