How to Advocate for Animals With or Without a Law Degree: Volunteer Opportunities
Presented 6/30/20
Do you want to change the world for animals but are not sure where to begin?
Join Pro Bono Program Director Tom Linney as he discusses fun and meaningful ways that each of us can volunteer in our communities to make a difference for animals. Tom will also discuss how legal professionals, regardless of employment or specialization, can advocate for animals as part of the Animal Legal Defense Fund’s volunteer network. Law students, attorneys, and paralegals are highly encouraged to attend, but all are welcome for this light-hearted and interactive presentation.
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Tom Linney
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