Public legal education projects come in all shapes and sizes. They could be a campaign, an information pack, a training course, classroom teaching, a theatre production, a TV programme, a mentoring scheme, a website, or many other activities.
We've selected a broad range of projects including activitities targeted at particular audiences, dealing with different issues and acheiving their goals in different ways.
Projects are divided projects into broad themes: awareness raising, access to justice, self-help and community development. There is a lot of overlap with many projects falling into more than one of these categories, so use the search box above to find a particular project.
Raising awareness
Here we introduce some innovative projects that aim to raise awareness of rights and legal issues - to find out more about the projects click on the title of each paragraph.
Access to justice
We've introduced some projects that enhance access to justice, by targeting disadvantaged groups or meeting identifiable needs, to find out more about the projects read on......
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Self help and legal capability
From step-by-step problem solving to managing your finances, these projects offer innovations in improving self-help resources and providing invaluable supplements to getting better advice and representation.
Community Development and law reform
Public legal education is also a chance to think about the world we live in, how law affects us and how we can affect it. In this section we introduce just some of the projects that view a better understanding of law as vital to...
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