Legal Pro Bono: Facing the Future

This year’s conference was an opportunity to reflect on an extremely challenging year, move our focus to look ahead and help to build a strong pro bono community that continues to deliver much needed services in the 'new normal' future. 

If you were unable to join us, or missed a session, you can catch-up by watching recordings of each of the sessions below:

Day 1:

• Welcome and introduction 
• Plenary: Policy, learning and practice
• Panel 1: Engaging volunteers: leveraging lessons learned to help shape clinics
• Panel 2: Pro bono clinics in a pandemic and beyond – sharing learning from global perspectives
• Keynote and Q&A: Baroness Falkner of Margravine, Chair of the Equality and Human Rights Commission

Day 2:

• Clinic Workshop
• Panel 3: Holistic approaches to pro bono, a focus on delivering advice in partnership with healthcare settings
• Panel 4: Structural inequalities, the pandemic and the advice sector
• Reflections on the day: Future challenges and opportunities for pro bono

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Welcome and introduction

Plenary: Policy, learning and practice

Panel 1: Engaging volunteers: leveraging lessons learned to help shape clinics

Panel 2: Pro bono clinics in a pandemic and beyond – sharing learning from global perspectives

Presentation / resources

• Stella Uju Ojuade's presentation
• Barbara Preložnjak's presentation
• Carly Romanow's presentation
• Roni Rothler's presentation

Keynote and Q&A: Baroness Falkner of Margravine, Chair of the Equality and Human Rights Commission

Clinic Workshop

Panel 3: Holistic approaches to pro bono, a focus on delivering advice in partnership with healthcare settings

Presentations / resources

• Professor Dame Hazel Genn's slides
• Dan Hopewell's slides
• Professor Richard Owen's slides
• Dr Philip Drake / Kathryn Penrith's slides

Panel 4: Structural inequalities, the pandemic and the advice sector

Reflections on the day: Future challenges and opportunities for pro bono