In honor of Memorial Day, we asked our partners at the ABA Military Pro Bono Project to contribute a guest post about their work. You can learn more, and get involved, at www.militaryprobono.org.
This Mem
orial Day, the American Bar Association Military Pro Bono Project encourages the legal community to consider the importance of
We were thrilled to see CitizenshipWorks join the ranks of 2012 Webby Award winners, taking its place alongside Epicurious, HBO and the Muppets (among others). CitizenshipWorks, which provides free, easy-to-use online tools to help individuals navigate the naturalization process, won both the Best Law Site award and the People’s Voice Award (voted on 
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In the beginning of April, a handful of Pro Bono Net staff attended the 2012 Nonprofit Technology Conference (NTC), a gathering of over 1,500 nonprofit professionals, in San Francisco. The conference, which takes place annually, focuses on the intersection of nonprofit work and technology, and creates a space for networking, collaboration, and innovation. With attendees
In our newsletter, Pro Bono Net profiles individuals, law firms and organizations that are changing the face of pro bono through their use of new technology and resources and by taking on exciting projects and doing great work to help those most in need.
Recently Pro Bono Net staffers Pam Weisz and Karin Romans