Your Hub for Growth and Opportunity
Whether you're a student, a new member, or an experienced professional, we offer a wide range of resources to help you grow and succeed in the legal field. From scholarships to mental health resources, weβve got you covered.
Scholarship, Fellowship, & Internship Opportunities
Weβve compiled the best opportunities for underrepresented students in law to advance their careers.
Legal Scholarships: A list of scholarships specifically for law students from underrepresented communities.
Fellowships & Internships: A curated list of paid fellowships and internships that provide valuable hands-on legal experience.
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This fund provides scholarships to students attending historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs), including law schools, to support their education and career development.
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The ABA provides a scholarship for incoming law students who have demonstrated a commitment to diversity in the legal profession.
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A fellowship program designed for law students from HBCUs that helps them gain exposure to legal practice in public service sectors.
https://members.nationalbar.org/NBAR/NBAR/content/national_bar_institute.aspx
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A scholarship program offered by the National Bar Association that supports law students committed to promoting social justice, particularly those from underrepresented communities in law.
https://www.naacpldf.org/about-us/scholarships/earl-warren-scholarship/
Mental Health & Wellness Resources
Law school and the legal profession can be stressfulβtake advantage of these resources to prioritize your mental health.
Counseling & Support Services: Mental health resources tailored for students and professionals navigating the legal field.
Stress Management Tools: Workshops, apps, and resources to help manage stress, avoid burnout, and maintain a healthy work-life balance.
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A leading nonprofit that protects emotional health and prevents suicide for teens and young adults, offering mental health resources tailored to students.
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Provides free and low-cost therapy resources for underrepresented students in higher education, including law students.
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Provides educational resources on managing anxiety, depression, and other stress-related conditions, crucial for students facing high-pressure environments.
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LSAC offers a variety of resources to support law students' mental health and well-being, including stress reduction strategies, wellness workshops, and self-care tips to help students manage the pressures of law school.
https://www.lsac.org/lawhub/webinars/lsat-prep-and-mental-wellness
Professional Development
Build your skills and career with these professional development opportunities and tools.
Resume Workshops: Access guides, templates, and workshops to polish your resume and stand out in the job market.
Networking Groups: Join specialized networking groups designed for students and professionals in law.
Bar Exam Prep: Resources and study materials to help you prepare for the bar exam.
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A comprehensive resource for those looking to develop their career in public defense or legal aid, including job boards and professional growth tools.
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NALP provides a wealth of resources to support law students' job searches, from resume workshops to networking events and legal career development advice. Itβs a go-to resource for students looking to enter the legal profession.
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The American Bar Association offers a comprehensive portal for legal career resources, including job listings, career advice, and networking opportunities for law students and professionals looking to further their careers.
Community Resources
Whether you're looking for legal aid or financial literacy programs, these community resources will help you make a difference.
Legal Aid Clinics: Access free or low-cost legal services in your area.
Financial Literacy Programs: Learn about managing finances and building wealth as a professional in the legal field.
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Provides free legal services to those in need, including support for underrepresented communities and immigrants.
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Offers financial literacy resources, including budgeting tools and financial planning guides, aimed at empowering underrepresented communities.
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A guide to help law students and professionals navigate personal finances, student loans, and financial planning.
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Connects low-income individuals with pro bono legal services and resources, with a focus on accessible legal assistance for marginalized communities.