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Public Interest Articling Fellowship Host Organization Call for Applications

Call for applications information and application form to be a host organization of The Law Foundation of Ontario’s Public Interest Articling Fellowship Deadline: November 13, 2020 Grant amount: up to $69,500
September 14, 2020

Public Interest Articling Fellowship Host Organization Call for Applications

Applying for a grant: what you need to know

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The Law Foundation of Ontario invites prospective host organizations to apply to the Public Interest Articling Fellowship (PIAF) program for the 2022-2023 articling year, with the possibility of renewal.

The PIAF responds to a significant need for legal assistance within the public interest community while giving law students valuable experience in public interest law. Host organizations hire a student for a 10-month articling period through the articling application process governed by the Law Society of Ontario.

The Public Interest Articling Fellowship program is administered in partnership with Pro Bono Students Canada.

What's PIAF? Learn more here.

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Established by statute in 1974, The Law Foundation of Ontario is the sole foundation in Ontario with the mandate of improving access to justice. Through granting and collaboration, the Foundation invests in knowledge and services that help people understand the law and use it to improve their lives. The Foundation also administers the Class Proceedings Fund, which provides cost assistance in class actions.