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The Justice Action Center brings together New York Law School faculty and students in an ongoing critical evaluation of public interest lawyering. Through scholarship and fieldwork, the Center seeks to evaluate the efficacy of law as an agent of change and social betterment, particularly in the fields of anti-discrimination law and economic justice, civil liberties, criminal law and death penalty, environmental law, family law, immigration law, labor and employment law, and mental disability law. In addition to availing themselves of a focused curriculum, symposia, and research opportunities, students can gain direct exposure to the field of cause lawyering through externships, clinics, and workshops. Center's Web Site |
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.jpg) Aysha Schomburg
My office is responsible for helping young people between the ages of 16 and 21 transition out of foster care. We have a variety of programs that help them get higher education, housing, jobs, and other types of support. It’s stressful. I have to be very efficient with my time. I can’t burn the midnight oil. I leave at 5:30 every day to go to class. More
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