TS Q _Intecmaanek Ys + A Chance To Do Good (NAPSA)—Ancient philosophers said, “Every place there is justice, there is peace.” Now one legal organization is fighting for justice for all Americans. You may beeligible for financial and technical support for innovative and effective legal projects. The Equal Justice Works (formerly NAPIL) Fellowships Program was launched in 1992 to address the shortage of attorneys working on behalf of traditionally under-served populations and causes in the United States. Each fellowship has three components: A carefully designed initiative that involves legal advocacy on behalf of individuals, groups or issues that are not adequately represented. * Working on this initiative is a third-year law student, recent law graduate or experienced attorney with a demonstrated commitment to public interest law who has the relevant skills and initiative to carry out the goals of the project. Emplment by a host organization, which provides training, supervision, benefits and other support. For more information, includ- ing how to apply, go to www.equal justiceworks.org.
