Legal education

Reaching more than 3,500 students, lawyers and judges worldwide, our legal education programs teach practical skills and cultivate interest in the rule of law. Our programs are varied, from teaching students about the law and the legal profession to judging moot court competitions to training lawyers and judges in developing countries and more.

Highlights of our legal education work

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14 Feb 2020

Record-setting Number of Teams Registered to Compete in 2020 Jessup Competition

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15 Jul 2019

African Centre on Law & Ethics to Hold Legal Ethics Programs in Rwanda

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27 Mar 2019

Case studies in international arbitration

Our investment in education extends to training for practicing lawyers and judges. We applied a tailored approach for lawyers in The Republic of The Gambia in collaboration with the International Senior Lawyers Project (ISLP).

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27 Mar 2019

Schooled in law

We added a new partnership with the Grunin Center for Law and Social Entrepreneurship at New York University School of Law to our growing roster of programs for law students.

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27 Mar 2019

A curriculum for judges on the impact of reproductive rights

When the Center for Reproductive Rights (CRR) received a grant to create a training program to sensitize judges globally about the importance and impact of reproductive rights, they turned to us to help create a model curriculum.

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27 Mar 2019

A pipeline for the profession

We also invest in programs that help diversify the pipeline of young people interested in careers in law or law firm management.

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