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Semelhante a Celebration of Pro Bono webinar (7/11)
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Celebration of Pro Bono webinar (7/11)
- 2. Panelists Linda Kostin Pro Bono Coordinator Volunteer Legal Services Project, Inc. Rochester, New York
- 4. Sara Woods, Esq. Executive Director Philadelphia VIP Philadelphia, PA
- 9. Planning and Resources for a Statewide Pro Bono Week Celebration Linda L. Lund, Director Alabama State Bar Volunteer Lawyers Program
- 14. Celebration in a Box
- 20. Task a committee of dedicated folks to plan the week . The Pro Bono Subcommittee of the Philadelphia Bar Association was the natural choice to plan NPBW. The group includes members from the area law schools, legal services agencies, and law firms.
- 30. Linda Kostin, Esq., Pro Bono Coordinator Volunteer Legal Services Project of Monroe County, Inc. Rochester, NY 585.295.5703 [email_address] vlsprochester.org
- 45. Top Ten Lessons Learned
- 47. COLLABORATIONS Dallas Landlord Tenant CLE Foreclosure CEO, Boston Social Justice Week, Seattle U Law
- 48. Next Steps Summit, Launch, Press Conference New Access To Justice Commission Statewide Pro Bono Strategic Planning Session Courthouse table, breakfast recruitment all week (added 3% of the local Bar). Appreciation Luncheon: 1/3 of the bar showed up.
- 49. Be Creative: Use Your Imagination
- 50. Variety: Both in Type of Event and Intended Audience: Don’t exhaust anyone New initiatives: Rutgers Law: Prison Re-entry Project Alabama State VLP Online Intake System Summits Dallas Bar Law Jam Clinics: State bar of New Mexico
- 51. Tap Into the Desire to Do Good And The Common Good
- 52. Share your Events on the Website www.celebrateprobono.org
- 53. Use the Media
- 54. Share your Enthusiasm; it’s Contagious
- 56. Watch for and join the National Online Pro Bono Conversation in September
- 58. Resources
- 61. Q and A
- 62. Q and A
- 63. Q and A
- 64. www.celebrateprobono.org for assistance: Sharon Browning [email_address] [email_address]
Notas do Editor
- Here is the packet it is a CD, a Table of Contents and short document that lists several quick and easy events that you can do with the items on the CD.
- The celebration in a box is actually a CD of materials. The first year the committee put together a lot of materials and so last year we decided it would be helpful to place them all on a CD and share it with bar leaders. So we organized the materials and placed them on a CD and a local Court Reporting Firm copies and labels the CDs for us. The CD has Several folders that provide instructions, forms, sample documents, handouts, and other materials to allow someone on the local level to host a pro bon week event. We have information on: Proclamations Civic Speeches Letters to the Editor Recruitment Activities CLE Materials Clinics Community Legal Education Programs
- To let you get a look at a specific section the Proclamation Section has Instructions Sample Auto-forms for cities and Counties Sample emails to the Mayor/County Commission Sample letters to the mayor/county commission A couple sample press releases In our rural counties proclamations have been a great way to get some local press for the program and the local bar leader who proposes the proclamation. For that reason they don’t mind doing it. So the goal with each of the sections on the CD is to give someone everything they need to accomplish that event.
- We ask that a member of the committee be placed on the agenda for a Board of bar Commissioners meeting. At the meeting they are given a Pro Bono Week Packet with the CD and the Committee members tells them what is in the packet and some of the quick and easy ways they can get involved. We also pass around a clip board and ask them to let us know if they are willing to speak to a local civic group. This year we gave them printed versions of the proclamation for their city and county. We will follow up with an email and then a phone call from one of the committee members Local bar presidents are sent the packet with a letter asking for their assistance. The committee follows up with the local bar presidents by phone and email All the materials are also placed on the Alabama State Bar Website In addition to the materials we have a calendar of events like the national site