Maryland Law Katrina Project
President(s):
Caroline Farrell
Fundraiser/Treasurer:
Grants Coordinator:
Events Coordinator:
Trip Chairs:
Stanton Johnson
Maryland Law Katrina Project is comprised of more than hundred law students at the University of Maryland School of Law. The group was informally created in March 2006 in response to the overwhelming need that still exists in New Orleans two years since the devastation of Hurricane Katrina.
Click here to watch a documentary video of the Project!
Law students have donated their valuable vacation time to the rebuilding efforts of various Gulf Coast towns; working with the New Orleans Office of the Public Defender, focusing on bond hearings and prison conditions; and working with the Mississippi Center for Justice on civil legal matters, including the FEMA grant assistance system.
Click on the links above for more information on the Project, news and events, and ways to support our efforts.
Legal Internship Opportunities in the Gulf Coast
(click on Partner Organizations)
SHN works with local legal service providers in LA and MS.
Funding is available through Equal Justice Works' "Summercorps" grants.
