The National Pro Bono Centre

@nationalprobonocentre.org.uk

The National Pro Bono Centre (NPBC) exists to support charities and organisations that enable and broker pro bono legal work. 🔗 https://www.nationalprobonocentre.org.uk/

Help us tell the story of pro bono legal work across the UK. For our 25th anniversary, we’re creating an exhibition to showcase the legal profession’s long-standing commitment to pro bono and access to justice. First appearing in London, it will go on to tour locations across the UK.

We need YOUR HELP to celebrate centuries of pro bono

“Celebrate a tradition. Inspire action. Shape the future.” The theme of this year’s 25th anniversary UK Pro Bono Week not only celebrates our history but also reflects on the future of pro bono across the UK. 1/4

How is AI supporting caseworkers to organise evidence and manage document‑heavy cases with confidence? Join our upcoming Lunch & Learn session to find out from pro bono charities and legal tech experts. 🗓 Thursday 9 July ⏰ 12:30–1:30pm 📍 Online 💸 Free to attend

Lunch and learn: AI for Caseworkers - Organising Evidence with Confidence

Thursday 9th July
12:30-1:30pm, Online

With Ethical eDiscovery, Relativity, Liverpool Advocates for Windrush and APPEAL

Brought to you by the National Pro Bono Centre and Pro Bono Expert Support

Our upcoming Lunch & Learn session is focused on working effectively with interpreters – a must-attend for pro bono and advice organisations who regularly support clients with little or no proficiency in the English language. 🗓 Tuesday 23 June ⏰ 12:30–1:30pm 📍 Online 💸 Free to attend

Lunch and learn: Working Effectively with Interpreters

Tuesday 23rd June
12:30-1:30pm, Online

Brought to you by the Association of Interpreters and Translators (AIT), the National Pro Bono Centre and Pro Bono Expert Support

How does thinking about framing help us communicate more effectively about pro bono and access to justice? We were delighted to explore this topic yesterday with communications professionals and senior lawyers from a wide range of amazing justice charities and organisations.

Participants in the session stand around a table while one group presents their work.Participants pictured collaborating while sitting at a desk.Session facilitator Nic writes themes on a flip chart.A printed and bound copy of the Law Society's research on talking about the rule of law and access to justice.