Fellowship Program The Peggy Browning Fellowship Program provides stipends to law students who dedicate their summer to advancing the cause of workers’ rights by working for labor unions, worker centers, labor-related not-for-profit organizations, union-side law firms, and other nonprofit organizations. It is a ten-week summer fellowship and is available to continuing law students. National Law Students Workers’ Rights Conference (NLSWRC) Held annually, the NLSWRC provides recent Fellows and progressive law students with additional insight into becoming an advocate for workers and families. The two-day event hosts multiple substantive workshops, networking breakout opportunities, plenary sessions, and a keynote address. Regional Workshops Our Regional Workshops are held throughout the fall and spring at law schools across the country. These one-hour panel discussions bring together attorneys from unions, law firms, government agencies, workers’ centers, and non-profits to discuss the current landscape of workplace justice and the wide range of workercentered labor law careers. OUR PROGRAMS Collective Action Sustainable progress is best accomplished by people working together to achieve common goals. Diversity Workplace justice is an intersectional movement. It is necessary to embrace voices from a range of different social, racial and ethnic backgrounds, gender and sexual orientations, ages, geographies, life experiences, economic backgrounds, etc. Justice All people deserve equal treatment under the law, in their workplace, and in American society. Equity All efforts toward workplace justice must be rooted in the knowledge that current and historical factors have created unequal circumstances throughout America. Education Everyone deserves access to high quality education that empowers them to become agents for social progress. Dignity All people inherently deserve to be treated fairly and respectfully. OUR VALUES
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