This
is the website of A4ID, a progressive global charity founded in 2006,
working in partnership with some of the world’s top law firms to
offer exceptional legal advice to those striving to end global
poverty.
As an aspiring lawyer or legal professional, you will
discover a unique platform at A4ID, designed to give you access to
vital legal support for individuals and organisations dedicated to
alleviating poverty. A4ID acts as a bridge, connecting global legal
expertise with local needs in over 100 jurisdictions.
By
collaborating with law firms and businesses across the globe, A4ID
empowers lawyers to play a meaningful role in addressing the needs of
some of the world’s most vulnerable communities. Through pro bono
work they support NGOs, community-based organisations, and
individuals who are committed to making positive, lasting
change.
A4ID also provides a wide range of educational and
training opportunities on key issues where law meets development,
including human rights, climate change, gender equality, and access
to justice. With a network of over 50,000 lawyers and more than 100
legal partners, A4ID is a vibrant and engaged community where
professionals contribute their expertise without charge.
On this
website, you can explore a wealth of resources and learn how to get
involved with programmes like the Law & Development Training
Programme, the Rule of Law Expertise Programme, and the Business and
Human Rights Programme. You will also have the opportunity to join
Knowledge Groups, stay informed with the latest news and articles,
and find out more about the A4ID Annual Conference. Plus, there are a
variety of volunteer and job opportunities available if you wish to
contribute more directly to this impactful cause. Should you feel
inclined, you may also choose to donate to support A4ID’s vital
work.
In short, this website is an invaluable resource for any
aspiring lawyer or legal professional looking to make a difference.
A4ID offers you the chance to use your legal skills to combat
global poverty, engage in meaningful pro bono work, and
expand your understanding of the critical connections between law and
development.
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