Access to Justice Exchange

The Access to Justice Exchange (“A2J Exchange”) is a series of workshops, forums, and roundtables that are held in the days before and after each APBC. The A2J Exchange provides opportunities for conference participants to attend pro bono-related workshops and other events taking place virtually.  These events will vary in both thematic focus and in participant groups involved. Some of the events will be open to persons from around the globe to register (via a separate registration process from the APBC) while other events and workshops will be conducted through a pre-selection process.  Similarly, while some A2JX events focus on the intersection of pro bono and access to justice, all will have strong relevance to justice issues in both the Asia region and globally.

  • Pro Bono Capacity Building
  • The Impact of Pro Bono on the Sustainable Development Goals/Goal 16
  • Pro Bono Assistance for the Marginalized and Vulnerable
  • Strengthening Pro Bono Through Technology
  • Pro Bono and Ageing Populations
  • Expanding the Asia Pro Bono Roundtable Network
  • Pro Bono Support for People Who Use Drugs
  • Legal Empowerment and Pro Bono Synergy
  • Ensuring Disability Rights Protections Through Pro Bono
  • Arts, Culture and Pro Bono Promotion
  • Pro Bono Awareness – Celebrating and Inspiring Pro Bono Culture Development
  • Engaging Pro Bono Support from the Judiciary
  • StreetLaw, Justice Education and Pro Bono
  • Enabling Pro Bono: Systemic Perspectives
  • The Role of Bar Associations in Supporting Pro Bono
  • Juvenile Justice Pro Bono
  • Cross Border Pro Bono
  • Pro Bono Strengthening Through Multi-Sector Engagement
  • Public Interest Law/Strategic Litigation Pro Bono
  • LGBTQ+ Inclusive Pro Bono
  • Combating the Death Penalty Through Pro Bono Services
  • Migration and Pro Bono