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The Equal Justice Project is a student-run pro-bono initiative run out of the University of Auckland Law School
 

Our Mission

The Equal Justice Project (EJP) is a non-partisan pro bono charity that applies law students’ legal training and knowledge to promote social equality, inclusivity, and access to justice in our local and wider community.

Founded in 2005 by two students at the University of Auckland’s Faculty of Law, EJP now mobilises over 100 law student volunteers annually.
We put our mission statement into practice  through our five main projects: Access, Advocacy, Communications, Community and Pro Bono.

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“Equal justice is not a simple act of ‘charity,’ but rather the concomitant responsibility of the legal profession’s power. To that end the EJP seeks to use what resources we have as law students to facilitate access to justice, and to foster a pro bono ethic within the legal profession.”

— 2010 Handbook, Stephen Parry & Samuel Moore

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