Education.
Empowerment.
Justice.

Advancing civic and law-related education to
empower all people
to positively transform their world.

Education.
Empowerment.
Justice.

Advancing civic and law-related education to
empower all people
to positively transform their world.

Education.
Empowerment.
Justice.

Advancing civic and law-related education to
empower all people
to positively transform their world.

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Seeking Nominations for Street Law’s 2025 Classroom Champion Award

October 18, 2024

Teachers play an essential role in building civic agency and advancing justice. Their classrooms are the training grounds for developing a generation of informed, active, and engaged community members. Acknowledging and celebrating the valuable contributions of teachers is important to us. Since 2005, Street Law has recognized extraordinary educators through our annual awards program. We are excited to kick off…

NALP Bulletin: Street Law CEO Ashok Regmi Discusses Developing Industry Pipelines

October 11, 2024

The National Association for Law Placement (NALP) profiled Street Law’s CEO Ashok Regmi in the October edition of their monthly bulletin. In this short article, Regmi discusses the impactful NALP/Street Law Legal Diversity Pipeline Program, as well as his professional insights into the challenges and opportunities legal professionals face in increasing diversity in the field of law. Read it here,…

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Upcoming Events

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National Council for the Social Studies (NCSS) Conference

November 22 - 24, 2024

Join Street Law, Inc. and thousands of social studies educators, administrators, and professionals from across the country in Boston for the Annual NCSS Conference.

2025 Supreme Court Summer Institute

June 8-13 or June 22-27, 2025

The application for the 2025 Supreme Court Summer Institute for Teachers is now open.

Each year we select 60 teachers from a pool of applicants to come to Washington, D.C. for six days of educational activities that strengthen and expand instruction about the U.S. Supreme Court.

The Institute is funded by and delivered in partnership with the Supreme Court Historical Society.