Volunteers help expand access to civil legal services across Alaska. We welcome attorneys, Community Justice Workers (CJWs), paralegals, law students and community members who want to support this work. Opportunities are available both remotely and in person, and may include assisting clients with one hour consults in family law or probate cases to supporting legal clinics, helplines, and outreach events that help people understand their rights.
New to Volunteering with ALSC?
There are several ways to volunteer with ALSC! Choose the option below that best describes where you are in the volunteer process. If you have any questions about volunteering, review our frequently asked questions below or email probono@alsc-law.org.
Become a Community Justice Worker
CJWs play an important role in expanding access to justice and may include community members, social workers, law students, paralegals, and other professionals. To become a CJW, you must first complete the Ethics for CJWs prerequisite course and a core training course. View our current courses here.
After you complete your training, the CJW Resource Center will connect you with the Volunteer Program.
Ready to Volunteer?
If you are new to our Volunteer Program or have not volunteered recently, complete the registration form to get started. This form is for attorneys, paralegals, other prospective volunteers, and CJWs who have already completed the required training.
Once you submit the form, ALSC’s Volunteer Team will reach out with more information. You can also review or express interest in some of our current opportunities here.
