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Spend an hour volunteering remotely to answer civil legal questions submitted by low-income Arkansans to Arkansas Free Legal Answers. You will be partnered with a volunteer attorney to research and write answers to the questions. Make a difference during your lunch break! Co-sponsored by Arkansas Access to Justice and the American Bar Association.
Commitment: One-hour of remote volunteer work; one hour of video training (if you have not already completed it). A one-hour recorded video training is required in advance if you have never watched it before. You can watch anytime and you will receive pro bono credit for the your first time watching (so long as you actually watch) as well as volunteering. The link is here: https://bit.ly/3c631Oi
Qualifications: All students are eligible.
How to participate: You must register on GivePulse as well as here: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10c0d4ea4ac2ca1fac16-november
Pro bono credit: This is an approved pro bono opportunity. In order to receive recognition for your pro bono work from the Law School, you must record your hours in GivePulse. Information about the Pro Bono program is available here: https://law.uark.edu/service-outreach/probono/index.php. Contact Professor Gosman (sgosman@uark.edu) if you have any questions.
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