Please join PILC for the Twenty-Eight Annual Attorney General Robert Abrams Public Service Lecture. Each year, a prominent public figure who has performed exemplary public service addresses the students, faculty, alumni, and friends of New York University School of Law. […]

This event is a part of PILC Week: An Introduction to Public Interest Lawyering, an event to kick off the fall semester, jump-start your career planning for the year, and get advice and inspiration from alumni practitioners and counselors.   […]

This event is a part of PILC Week: An Introduction to Public Interest Lawyering, an event to kick off the fall semester, jump-start your career planning for the year, and get advice and inspiration from alumni practitioners and counselors.   […]

To be admitted to the New York State Bar, all students must complete at least 50 hours of eligible pro bono work. Attend this information session to learn what counts, what doesn’t count, how to find pro bono opportunities, and […]

This event is a part of PILC Week: An Introduction to Public Interest Lawyering, an event to kick off the fall semester, jump-start your career planning for the year, and get advice and inspiration from alumni practitioners and counselors.   […]

This event is a part of PILC Week: An Introduction to Public Interest Lawyering, an event to kick off the fall semester, jump-start your career planning for the year, and get advice and inspiration from alumni practitioners and counselors.   […]

This event is a part of PILC Week: An Introduction to Public Interest Lawyering, an event to kick off the fall semester, jump-start your career planning for the year, and get advice and inspiration from alumni practitioners and counselors.   […]

This event is a part of PILC Week: An Introduction to Public Interest Lawyering, an event to kick off the fall semester, jump-start your career planning for the year, and get advice and inspiration from alumni practitioners and counselors.   […]

This event is a part of PILC Week: An Introduction to Public Interest Lawyering, an event to kick off the fall semester, jump-start your career planning for the year, and get advice and inspiration from alumni practitioners and counselors. Join […]

This event is a part of PILC Week: An Introduction to Public Interest Lawyering, an event to kick off the fall semester, jump-start your career planning for the year, and get advice and inspiration from alumni practitioners and counselors.   […]

Join us for tailored advice for rising 3Ls who are starting or continuing with your post-graduate job search and how PILC can help. This event will be fully remote. Date: Monday, August 12 Time: 5-6pm EST Zoom link: https://nyu.zoom.us/j/94444674080  RSVP […]

Jump-start your career planning for the year with tailored advice for rising 2Ls about seeking a summer job for next year, preparing for your post-grad job search, and how PILC can help. This event will be fully remote. Date: Wednesday, […]

Justice Catalyst is hosing a webinar on their fellowship application process:   Webinar info session details We will be hosting a webinar info session about the Justice Catalyst fellowship application process on August 15, 2024 at 4pm ET. The webinar […]

 Are you interested in Child Welfare Law? Don’t pass up the chance to join NACC’s Career Fair, where you’ll connect with NACC members and legal experts from across the nation. Prepare for invaluable networking and gain access to a curated […]

Name of Professor: Katherine Wilhelm, U.S.-Asia Law Institute Location of Office and Phone Number: Wilf 508, 212-992-8124 Name of Professor’s Staff Assistant: Stephany Ramos Nature of Research: Become a student fellow at the U.S.-Asia Law Institute (USALI). The institute offers […]

NYU Law is proud to announce that the Furman Public Policy Scholarship Program will grant partial tuition scholarships for two years to one or two rising 2Ls who have a strong background and interest in public policy. The Furman Public […]

The Brennan Center for Justice at NYU School of Law is a nonpartisan law and policy institute that seeks to improve the systems of democracy and justice in the United States. We work to hold our political institutions and laws […]

Deferred Action for Labor Enforcement (DALE) is a crucial but little-known deferred action program announced last year that provides temporary immigration protection and work authorization for workers at companies under investigation by a labor agency. DALE has the potential to […]

NYU Law is very pleased to announce a Summer Rent Discount Program for current students and 2024 graduates who plan to live in NYU housing while working in public interest or Research Assistant positions this summer.  To be eligible for […]

Gun violence is one of the most pressing public health issues of our time. Through this writing competition, Everytown Law encourages the next generation of lawyers to consider ways in which litigation can be used to shape the future of […]

The New York City Bankruptcy Assistance Project (NYC BAP) is part of Legal Services NYC, the largest provider of civil legal services in the United States. Legal volunteers work to save New York’s most vulnerable residents from wage garnishments, property […]

The Antitrust Bureau in the Office of the New York State Attorney General (OAG) will host one New York University School of Law LLM 2024 graduate to serve as an Antitrust Fellow for a one-year term in the Antitrust Bureau in New York City, […]

The national office of the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) is currently hiring an Alan Klinger Legal Fellow for summer 2024. The Alan Klinger Legal Fellow will work with ADL’s legal team, including the Senior Counsel, the Associate General Counsel, and the National Affairs team, on various projects related to […]

Join us to learn about the IJC Justice Fellowship, which provides matches new lawyers with immigrant justice organizations across the country and funds their work for two years. In addition to the fellowship funding, IJC offers its fellows training and […]

Brooke Meckler, EJW’s Director of Law School Engagement & Advocacy, will discuss EJW’s post-graduate fellowship programs, in particular their Design-Your-Own Fellowship, which funds new lawyers for two-years to execute a novel legal project with a partner organization. NYU’s incoming 2024 […]

Thursday, April 4th | 11:45AM-1:00PM | Location TBD Each year, the Rose Sheinberg Committee invites someone working on cutting-edge issues of gender, race and class to spend a day at the Law School, meet with students, faculty, and the larger […]

Thursday, April 4 | 5:30 PM | Vanderbilt Hall, Room 220 The Rose Sheinberg Committee, NYU Law’s project on cutting edge issues of gender, race, and class, is excited to host Imani Perry, a MacArthur award-winning interdisciplinary scholar and writer […]

The NYU Elizabeth Frankel Immigrant Rights Fellowship provides funding for NYU JD candidates pursuing a summer internship in immigrant services. The Fellowship was established in honor of the late Elizabeth Frankel ’05, Associate Director of the Young Center for Immigrant […]

Do you have an internship at a civil rights, impact litigation, or policy organization this summer? PILC invites you to join us for a discussion about summer internships, including advice and tips for what to expect and how to prepare, […]

Working in civil legal services this summer?  Join PILC at this session aimed at preparing you for your summer internships in civil legal services. Advice and tips for what to expect and how to get the most out of your […]