The Equal Justice Conference is an annual event dedicated to addressing the legal needs of low-income individuals by uniting the civil legal aid community. Organized collaboratively by the American Bar Association (ABA) and the National Legal Aid & Defender Association (NLADA), the conference serves as a platform for legal professionals to discuss key issues and strategies aimed at improving access to justice.
The conference covers a wide array of topics pertinent to civil legal aid, including developments and innovations in providing legal services to low-income persons. Emphasis is placed on strengthening partnerships among key players in the civil justice system, with sessions designed to foster collaboration and share best practices.
Attendees have the opportunity to participate in plenary sessions, workshops, networking events, and special programming. These activities are tailored to provide a comprehensive learning and sharing experience, featuring notable speakers and experts in the field of legal aid.
The conference is ideal for legal aid and pro bono advocates, judges, court staff, academics, and law students who are committed to building a more just legal system. Participants can expect to gain valuable insights, forge meaningful connections, and contribute to the ongoing efforts to ensure equal access to justice for all.
Event Details
- Date
- January 15-17, 2002
- 3 days
- Location
- 🇺🇸 Washington D.C., United States
- Audience
- Legal aid and pro bono advocates, judges, court staff, academics, and law students.