Volunteer lawyers have played a critical role in advancing American movements — from protecting civil liberties to supporting grassroots organizing efforts. Their work often happens behind the scenes, yet it shapes outcomes that impact entire communities.

Join us for a lunchtime discussion featuring Sarah McGeeney, Jackson Cooper, and Andrew Chandler as they explore how volunteer legal advocacy strengthens movements, safeguards rights, and transforms civic engagement into lasting change.

This conversation will examine:

• The historical role of volunteer attorneys in social movements

• How legal strategy supports organizing efforts

• Why pro bono work remains essential today

Your ticket includes lunch from Safier