Items tagged with Fellowships

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  Law School and Southern Poverty Law Center award new postgraduate fellowship to David Washington L’15
  August 14
  David Washington L’15 has been named the Penn Law Civil Rights Fellow, a new, two-year, post-graduate fellowship created by Penn Law and the Southern Poverty Law Center for graduating public interest students and recent alumni.
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  Fellowship recipient helps immigrant survivors of domestic violence in counties around Philadelphia
  July 31
  With the support of a postgraduate fellowship from Penn Law, Isabel Abreu L’16 is working in the legal services department of HIAS Pennsylvania, where she provides immigration assistance to victims of domestic violence and sexual assault who live in counties outside of Philadelphia.
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  Fellowships propel Penn Law grads and alums into public interest careers
  July 24
  Seven Penn Law graduates and alumni were awarded fellowships to launch their public interest careers.
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  Penn Law alumnus Frank White L’16 uses fellowship to combat predatory lending in auto industry
  July 10
  With the support of an Equal Justice Works Fellowship, Penn Law graduate Frank White L’16 is fighting these predatory lending in the Hampton Roads area of Virginia.
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  2016 Chubb Rule of Law Fund Report
  June 29
  Established in 2012 in partnership with the University of Pennsylvania Law School, the fellowship creates new pathways for students to build careers in international rule of law and human rights.
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  PDLG 1L Fellows Program
  November 11
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  Liz Booth L’13 strives to empower survivors of domestic and sexual violence
  April 4
  Liz Booth discusses her work with Community Legal Services of Philadelphia, working to expand awareness of local protections for tenants who have experienced domestic violence and sexual violence.
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  Jesse Krohn L’11 on representing indigent teen parents
  April 4
  Jesse Krohn L’11, a staff attorney at Philadelphia Legal Assistance, discusses her work in the family law unit providing direct representation to indigent teen parents on matters of child support and custody, protection from abuse, and access to public benefits.