From connecting attorneys to those most in need, to creating legal tools to help individuals advocate for themselves, we make the law work for the many and not the few.
We achieve our mission by:
Other Initiatives
Helping Communities Recover
Helping Communities Recover
After a natural disaster, underprivileged individuals and communities especially face an uphill battle to access disaster aid. Many face legal issues directly caused or made worse by the disaster. We develop and host self-help tools and information for communities impacted by disasters, and facilitate collaboration, networking, and resources to legal advocates engaged in disaster recovery efforts.
Immigrant Justice
Immigrant Justice
The Immigration Advocates Network (IAN) expands access to immigration legal resources and information through collaboration and technology. IAN was created in 2007 by leading immigrants' rights organizations, to increase access to justice for low-income immigrants and strengthen the capacity of organizations serving them.
Justice in New York
Justice in New York
New York State has long been a leader in the access to justice community and serves as a model for states around the country. From New York City to rural upstate communities, Pro Bono Net's programs have played a transformative role in how legal help reaches the underserved across the state.
Blog postings
UniCourt Influencer Q&A with Claudia Johnson of Pro Bono Net
September 23, 2021
LiveHelp Volunteer Spotlight: Safaa Aly is Motivated by Community
September 21, 2021
An Interview with Professor Michael Kagan on Immigration Rights Advocacy and His New Book
August 30, 2021
5 Legal Aid Web Usability Insights
August 18, 2021