About the Liman Center
Through the work of faculty, students, and fellows, the Arthur Liman Center for Public Interest Law at Yale Law School aims to improve the ability of individuals and groups to obtain fair treatment under the law. Since 1997, the center has launched hundreds of public sector legal careers, undertaken innovative research to generate meaningful change, and supported communities, in the hopes of contributing to a more just legal system. The Liman Center offers:
- Classes and workshops
- Fellowships for law and undergraduate students
- Research, reports, and testimony, including the Seeing Solitary website
- Panel discussions and colloquia
Interested in learning more? Subscribe to the Liman Center newsletter.
