The ABF Receives Grant from The JPB Foundation to Establish New Access to Justice Scholars Program

The American Bar Foundation (ABF) has been awarded a multi-year grant from The JPB Foundation, a private foundation that aims to advance opportunity in the United States through transformational initiatives. The grant will support the establishment of a brand-new access to justice program at the ABF. The ABF’s new program, The ABF/JPB Foundation Access to Justice Scholars Program, will help to build the field of access to justice research in the United States. 

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