Perceptions of Pro Bono Work
Published by Brandon Dodds
During a bankruptcy workshop this week, there was a moment in the event where the panelists who were scheduled to …
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Out of Sight, Out of Mind
Published by Genna Wolinsky
Although I haven’t officially started work at Florida Justice Institute (FJI) yet, I began to look forward to it even …
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Virtual DukeEngage Miami: Week 2
Published by Audrey Costley
The past two weeks have been a whirlwind introduction into the world of non-profit work and the plight of immigrants …
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The Plight of Relocated Immigrants
Published by Neil Paul
These past two weeks working with Catholic Legal Services, I have been doing mostly translations from English to Haitian Creole- …
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First week at DukeEngage-MyLivingRoom
Published by Amber Lemmons
For my first day working remotely at the Florida Justice Institute, I picked out the nicest of my three new …
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The Mundane Gives Way to the Sublime
Published by Nicolas Aldana
I sighed as I flipped the two hundredth page onto the scanning glass. Two hours into scanning documents and only …
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Movement Lawyering..? What’s that?
Published by Madeleine Cochrane
“Movement lawyering – who knows about it?,” asked co-founder of the Community Justice Project (CJP), Meena Jagannath, with a look …
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Between the Lines
Published by Nicolas Aldana
I study the lines on their faces, tracing them in the air in my mind. Lines of stress, confusion, age. …
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Taking America for Granted
Published by Shaiv Kittur
Some people do not realize how lucky they are to live in the United States. There are many negative aspects …
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