Equal Justice Works offers two-year, project-based fellowships designed to support recent graduates working at non-profit organizations servicing the poor and the marginalized. A representative from EJW will discuss the application process as well as the role of host organizations and the development of project ideas serving a specific population or addressing an unmet legal need.
This spring, Yale Law School will host the Workplace Theory and Policy Workshop, Reimagining Work After 2020, chaired by Ford Foundation Professor of Law and Social Science Vicki Schultz. This timely seminar will bring in prominent scholars, policymakers, and activists from a variety of disciplines to analyze recent transformations in society—most notably, the COVID pandemic and the uprising against structural racism—in relation to work.
All levels of experience are welcome, but for some classes you will need an item to lift with one hand. This item can be a dumbbell or kettlebell or it might be a jug of milk or Clorox (something that can be gripped with one hand). It would also be a good to have a yoga mat, bath towel or carpeted area for floor padding. Zoom information can be found on YaleConnect.
