The Equal Justice Foundation 1 Day for Justice Drive has kicked off! 

Now through April 20th Private Sector students are invited to pledge just 1 day of their summer salary to EJF to support our colleagues in unpaid public interest internships.

We are giving away $500 Barbri discounts and 2 FULL Themis Bar Review courses to the first 200 pledges- with a 1/20 chance to win!!!! {prizes transferable with EJF approval} 

Your donation* supports the critical impact of public sector, and Georgetown's public interest proud legacy. 
*Donations will not be processed until June

Ready to Pledge? Stop by the Chapel Tables where we are set up with our friends at Barbri Tuesday March 1st, then every Wednesday March 16th-April 20th!
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Email: ejf@law.georgetown.edu

Want to Join the campaign? check TWEN for volunteer opportunities.

The EJF Silent Auction is ONLINE NOW- FEB 4th for Bidding!

The EJF Silent Auction is online NOW-FEB 4th for Bidding!

 How far does your contribution go? more than 400 ‪#‎Georgetown‬ law students work to achieve ‪#‎positive‬ change in the world, your ‪#‎impact‬ as an‪#‎EJF‬ ‪#‎donor‬ reaches across ‪#‎social‬, ‪#‎political‬, and ‪#‎environmental‬causes. By supporting our members, you support vital public interest work across the nation. Help us help! and get your tickets for the Wonderland Auction today! 

tickets available here.

Save the Date! Wonderland Auction Feb. 4th!

Join us February 4th, 2016  for the EJF Wonderland Auction!

 For over 30 years the Equal Justice Foundation has worked to raise summer funding for students in public interest law. 

The Live Auction brings together faculty, alumni, and students in an exciting evening full of drinks, prizes, and music! And this year your ticket purchase will enter you for a Grand Prize Raffle! 

Get yours now at the early bird price! 

Tickets include 1 entry into the Raffle, and the EJF Bar Review Jan 28th 

Every dollar counts! 

100% of the money raised goes to Public Interest summer fellowships. 

With your support Georgetown Law can continue its legacy of Public Interest Proud! 

Your chance to support Public Interest Law and WIN at the season's most exciting campus event! 

EJF Spotlight: Holly Wonneberger

Holly spent her summer working in Brooklyn, NY for the Center for Popular Democracy, a national organization with many successful public interest lawyers. Her work focused on a campaign to keep charter schools accountable. Holly also worked on other areas of public interest, such as immigrants' and workers' rights and community police oversight.

"I learned so much from my experience there, from polishing my legal research and writing skills, deciding the legal feasibility of policy proposals, sitting in on meetings, and even protesting at the Federal Reserve on Wall Street. CPD was a very exciting place to work, and I am so grateful I was able to accept this opportunity with the help of EJF."

THIS WEEK! OCTOBER 28th! EJF IS HOSTING WEDNESDAY WIND DOWN! 

With musical stylings of Joel S. Nolette, Lacapella, Law Revue, flamingo croquet and tasty cupcakes for your very merry unbirthday! Come to this weeks Wednesday Winddown 4:40-6:30! 

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EJF Spotlight! Hali Kerr

Hali Kerr, a 2L at GULC, spent the summer after her 1L year working at the Department of Justice, Environment and Natural Resources Division (ENRD), Environmental Defense Section.  The majority of Hali’s projects involved litigation brought against federal agencies under the Clean Water Act; the Clean Air Act; and the Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act.  Hali’s involvement with ENRD didn’t end at the office.  While her summer was filled with significant legal matters, she still found time to decompress and join in on ENRD’s softball games.

“It was a really fantastic summer because I had the chance to work on real substantive issues with the nation's largest environmental law "firm" that just happens to represent the U.S.A. That was priceless. Thanks so much to EJF for making it possible!”