Pro Bono Opportunities
Pro Bono Opportunities
UT Law students and Prof. Sarah Buel volunteering at Webb Middle School through UT Law's Pro Bono Program
There are multiple opportunities for law students to do pro bono work at UT Law. Below is a list of current and upcoming projects.To learn about initiating a project, go to Project Guidelines.
Current Projects
- Texas Foster Youth Justice Project 1
- Texas Foster Youth Justice Project 2
- Texas Fair Defense Project
- Equal Justice Center
- National Workrights Institute
- ACLU of Texas
- The Arc of the Capital Area
- Volunteer Legal Services
- UT Law Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) Immigration Clinics
- Veteran's Law Clinics
- Travis County Law Library and Self-Help Center
- The Mexican Consulate
- Texas RioGrande Legal Aid
- American Gateways
- Rural Outreach Initiative 2012
- OutLaw Partnership Clinic
- Texas Law Help
- Catholic Charities of Central Texas
- Youth Court
- Domestic Violence Survivor Support Network
- Pro Bono in January (PB in J)-Winter Break Service Trips: PB in J works in concert with the Pro Bono program to organize and facilitate a service trip during the winter break to provide legal assistance to underserved communities. PB in J’s vision is that through these trips, UT Law students will have the opportunity to engage in meaningful pro bono work.
- Street Law: Street Law sends law students into local schools to teach practical, participatory lessons about law, democracy, and human rights.
- Translator Project