Be part of the network that strengthens access to justice
Lawyers, law firms, companies, organizations, and supporters can contribute to ensuring that pro bono advocacy reaches more people, causes, and territories.
How you can join IPB
Volunteer lawyers
Register to work on pro bono projects based on your area of expertise, availability, and technical profile.I want to work pro bono
Offices and companies
Participate in Amicus Pro Bono, support the IPB institutionally and mobilize its team in projects of legal social responsibility.Getting to know Amicus Pro Bono
Civil society organizations
Request legal support to strengthen your regularity, governance, contracts, and institutional security.Requesting legal support
Partner institutions
Build with the IPB mutirões, shifts, training sessions or legal projects aimed at vulnerable populations.Proposing a partnership
Supporters
Contribute to the sustainability of the Pro Bono Institute and the continuity of free access to justice projects.Support the IPB
Act pro bono with organization and security
By registering on the Pro Bono Institute’s network, lawyers receive opportunities to participate in voluntary work on projects aligned with their technical profile and availability.
The IPB organizes the demands, defines criteria, mobilizes volunteers, and monitors the execution of the projects so that the pro bono work is responsible, ethical, and qualified.
Is there a collective or institutional legal demand?
The Pro Bono Institute can support civil society organizations, public facilities, partner institutions, and social initiatives in the construction of collective legal projects.
We primarily work on demands with a collective, institutional or strategic potential, always based on ethical, legal and viability criteria for the volunteer network.
We do not respond to individual, isolated requests — for these cases, please contact the Public Defender of your state. See details in Projects.