2004
National Conference on Community Based Access to Justice Volunteers, Partners and Technology
CONFERENCE MATERIALS
Welcome by California Chief Justice Ronald M. George
...And Access to Justice for All: The Potential of Community Connection, Volunteerism and Technology - Richard Zorza
Examples of Programs Using Partnerships, Volunteers and Technology to Provide Community Based Services
Law Libraries - Reaching Out to the Community
Self-Help Centers - Using Technology to Enhance Services
Technological Resources Supported by Hotlines
Expanding Services Through Video Conferencing
Partnerships with Community Agencies
Hands-On Technology Session
Introduction to the Use of Volunteers
Ethics and the Difference Between Legal Information and Legal Advice
Using Volunteers - Recruitment, Traning, Supervision
Evaluation Overview
Evaluation Strategies
Law Made Public - How to Teach Public Librarians and Community Groups About Legal Resources
Developing Collaborations with Private Attorneys - Pro Bono and Limited Scope Representation
Possible Funding for Projects
Miscellaneous Materials
Send questions or comments
to: CFCC@jud.ca.gov
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