
Incubator Program welcomes seven new attorneys for 2022
Participants build solo and small law practices with mentorship and other support for one year.
As a home for pro bono, public interest, and social justice activities, the Access to Justice Institute (ATJI) prepares students for a lifetime in law in furtherance of social justice.
Through collaborative student, school, and community partnerships, ATJI develops programs for students to effect social change for underserved and marginalized communities, supports students and alumni exploring or pursuing public interest and social justice careers, builds a community of equal justice-minded advocates and leaders within the law school and beyond.
Participants build solo and small law practices with mentorship and other support for one year.
For the second straight year, law students and alumni teamed up to hold a one-day Housing Justice Clinic.
Essential Worker Fellow, Rodriguez, will work directly with food service workers who have been denied unemployment benefits.
Helping clients with housing challenges.
ATJI connects Seattle U Law students with pro bono opportunities.
Get involved in programs and events in the law school and beyond to deepen your understanding of important issues
Tap into resources and support so you can lay the groundwork to pursue a rewarding career path
Information and resources for individuals and organizations working in the public interest
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