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Annual National Public Interest Law
College of Advocacy
Lawyers - Advocates
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Legal Assistants
Who Should Attend
People who represent low-income people and other under-represented
groups including people with disabilities, seniors and workers, attend one
of three tracks:
Lawyers
- recent graduates through five years of public interest/legal
services experience;
Advocates
- paralegals, community workers, peer advocates, fair housing counselors,
shelter workers, benefits specialists, social workers, union
representatives and others whose work requires legal knowledge and
advocacy skills;
Legal
Assistants - legal secretaries,
assistants and other staff who support advocacy staff.
This is the first in a series of two trainings.
Participants in this training receive first preference when registering
for Trial & Hearing Skills Training
which is offered in even numbered
years.Enrollment is limited.
We want people who are committed to
developing their competence, and working hard to get it.
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Location
Travel
Cost & Accommodations
Who Should Attend
What You Will Learn
Advocacy Skills
Substantive Law
Leadership Skills
How You'll Learn
Faculty
What Your Colleagues Say
CLE Credits
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