As justice advocates and non-profit technologists, we’re keenly aware that people, values, and experiences shape how technology is used – and who it serves.
Throughout this year, we’ve shared stories of how Pro Bono Net’s programs couple inclusive tech and community partnerships to bring critical legal help to millions.
At the heart of that impact
Resources to keep immigrants safe, informed, and supported
Last week, the policy paradigm that awaits immigrant communities in 2025 became clearer and more urgent. We know this moment is bringing up a tremendous amount of fear, but we alongside hundreds of our advocate partners across the nation stand ready to protect and defend the rights of immigrants across our country.
We wanted to
LawHelp Interactive: Empowering Domestic Violence Survivors
In the US today, nearly one in four women and one in seven men will experience domestic violence in their lifetime, with LGBTQ+ individuals facing even higher risks. These are staggering numbers, representing countless lives impacted – often silently. As we reflect on Domestic Violence Awareness Month, we’re determined to illuminate this issue and help
Citizenshipworks: “A service to humanity”
This Citizenship Day, we honored not only the thousands of newly naturalized citizens but also the countless individuals currently navigating their path to citizenship. Among them are millions of legal permanent residents eager to participate in our democracy and secure a brighter future for their families. Many have spent years overcoming barriers, only to find
Celebrating Our Past, Shaping Our Future: An Update from Pro Bono Net
Last month, Pro Bono Net shared the news that our co-founder and Executive Director, Mark O’Brien, is stepping into a Senior Advisor role as he embarks on his well-deserved retirement after 25 years.
As we celebrate Mark’s extraordinary impact and look toward the future, we want to express our deep appreciation for your support of
Pro Bono Net Leadership Transition: Honoring Our Founder and Embracing Our Future
Today, we are announcing an important change at Pro Bono Net and I wanted to share the news with you directly.
After 25 years with Pro Bono Net, Mark O’Brien has decided to step down as the organization’s executive director to embark on his retirement. His last official day as executive director will be September
Celebrating a New Milestone in Pro Bono Net’s Journey
A New Strategic Partnership with Paladin
Last month, we had the pleasure of celebrating a significant milestone in Pro Bono Net’s journey—our strategic partnership with Paladin—at a gathering graciously hosted by Paul Weiss. The event was an opportunity to reflect on Pro Bono Net’s founding ethos: harnessing the power of technology, pro bono work, and
See you at the LSC ITC Conference!
Pro Bono Net will be well represented at the 2024 Innovations in Technology Conference (ITC) this week, and we hope to see you there! The conference takes place February 1-3, 2024, in Charlotte, NC, and is hosted by the Legal Services Corporation. ITC brings together more than 600 legal aid advocates, court personnel, technologists and
Celebrating Sandra Sandoval: Winner of the American Legal Technology Award
Join us in celebrating our Citizenshipworks Product Manager, Sandra Sandoval, for winning the American Legal Technology Award in the Individual category! Sandra’s dedication, innovative mindset, and tireless efforts have made a significant impact on our mission to revolutionize the immigration journey for all.
Sandra is a Latina technology leader who immigrated from Mexico with her
Pro Bono Week Spotlight: New York’s Attorney Emeritus Program – A Legal Legacy of Giving Back
The New York State Attorney Emeritus Program (AEP) provides volunteer opportunities to seasoned attorneys eager to give back to their communities. Over a two-year registration period, these volunteer attorneys pledge their time and expertise, committing to 60 hours of unpaid civil legal assistance. AEP connects volunteers to legal services organizations or court programs that need