#GAPABAVolunteers: Georgia Appleseed Student Engagement Project

  • 10/23/2021
  • 10:30 AM - 12:00 PM
  • ZOOM Link TBD

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Watch a Video with Judge Nhan-Ai Simms (Gwinnett County Juvenile Court) and Donald Lee (Gwinnett County Guardian ad Litem) explaining the importance of the Pro Bono Project with Georgia Appleseed


GAPABA Volunteers with


Pro Bono Project & CLE:

Increase Student Engagement & Success

Open to Attorneys & Law Students

NO EXPERIENCE REQUIRED


Mandatory CLE Training

Sat., Oct. 23, 2021 | 10:30 AM - 12 PM ET via ZOOM

(1.5 hrs CLE Credits pending)

Followed by 3-4 Hours of individual pro bono work

contacting Georgia Superior & Juvenile Courts to gather critical data for School Climate Committees


GAPABA Partners with Georgia Appleseed Center for Law & Justice, Gate City Bar Association, and the Georgia Hispanic Bar Association for a CLE training and pro bono project reaching out to Georgia Superior & Juvenile Courts to gather critical data to contribute to student success!


  • Georgia Appleseed (GAA) staff will lead a 1.5 Hr. CLE about the importance of School Climate, effective discipline strategies for keeping children in class and out of the court system, and the role of the Student Attendance and School Climate Committees in those strategies. Attendees will engage in team-building exercises to strengthen GAPABA connections and engagement.

  • GAA staff will train volunteer attendees to conduct a pro bono project (expected time commitment of 3-4 hours of individual call time to Georgia Courts) to gather data, and report back to GAA. Two keys to dismantling the school-to-prison pipeline are school climate committees and school-justice partnerships. All school districts are required to have school climate committees. Georgia Appleseed is developing a database to inform the community about the school climate committees and school-justice partnerships in their district. Through this community service event, we will be assisting Georgia Appleseed more quickly identify where there are shortfalls and where there are model programs and bridge communities in need.



QUESTIONS? Contact GAPABA Community Service Committee Co-Chairs Paul Nam and Carol Lee: commserv@gapaba.org.

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