For those who attended last year's training, this session is in response to your request that we offer a similar training every year. It will cover many of the technological advances of the past year, particularly in the area of case management systems that run over the Internet. Registration must be received by February 28, 2001. Trainers will discuss a wide range of topics impacting law school pro bono programs, including program models and structures, cultivating and creating new opportunities for students, special issues that may arise with student-led projects, recruitment and retention of student and faculty volunteers, recognition methods and incorporating Street Law into your pro bono program. Materials will be distributed to participants.
All experience levels welcome.
Registration must be postmarked by February 28, 2001. As in past years, managers of rural programs will meet together to develop their own agenda of critical issues facing rural programs. Funders will come together for a special breakfast meeting and program on Saturday morning of the Equal Justice Conference. Management Information Exchange Management Information Exchange is sponsoring two events immediately preceding the Equal Justice Conference. Knowing is accomplished through an extensive set of materials, with tapes to guide self-study.