From General Clinics Towards Thematic/Specialized Law Clinics
Officially Approved by the GAJE
(Nov. 12- Dec. 3, 2020)
At the end of each session, students are asked to express what they have learned in one sentence:
General and Thematic/ Specialized legal Clinics
First Session: Classification of legal Clinics & Their Specialized Practice,
Dr. Masoud Noori
Second Session: Health Law Legal Clinic,
Prof. Lisa Bliss
Third Session: Anti-Human Trafficking Clinic & Family law Clinic,
Prof. Mohamed Y. Mattar & Prof. Catherine F. Klein
Fourth Session: Let’s Set up a Legal Clinic,
Prof. Lisa Bliss, Prof. Richard Roe, Prof. Catherine F. Klein & Dr. Masoud Noori
Experience and Practice of Legal Clinics, Case Studies
Fifth Session: A- Clinic’s sustainability, financing & budgeting
B- Sub-continent: Bangladesh,
Prof. Lisa Bliss, Prof. Richard Roe, Prof. Catherine F. Klein, Charisma Howell & Dr. Masoud Noori
Prof. Mizanur Rahman
Sixth Session: Africa: South Africa, Nigeria,
Prof. David McQuoid-Mason & Prof. Rebecca Emiene Badejogbin
Seventh Session: Central Asia & South America: Georgia, and Brazil,
Prof. Richard Roe, Prof. Andre Pagani de Souza & Prof. Ketevan Iremashvili
Eighth Session: The Middle East & Eastern Europe: Palestine & Poland,
Prof. Mutaz M. Qafisheh & Prof. Filip Czernicki
Legal Clinic International & Regional Collaborations, Conferences
Ninth Session: GAJE and Its History, Goals, Structure & Activities; European Network of Legal Clinics
Prof. Frank Bloch & Prof. Ulrich Stege
Tenth Session: Asian Network of Legal Clinics & Asian Journal of Legal Education,
Prof. Bruce Lasky, Prof. Wendy Morrish