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The blog companion to the podcast is looking for collaborators!

You don’t need any experience – just enthusiasm and an interest! – but depending on your ambitions, you can practice writing academic articles, create something to put on your CV or university applications, or just have a good time and learn something new!

If you’re a young person with an interest in law or society, we want to work with you to create content for a legal blog with thousands of views and a worldwide audience. 

Issues Covered:
  • Legal careers
  • Social media regulation 
  • Diversity in the law
  • The British judiciary
  • Criminal justice reform
  • Gun control activism 
  • Pro bono work 
  • Attorney-client privilege 
  • Impeachment
  • HIV and sexual offences
  • Sex work 
  • LGBTQ+ issues 
  • COVID-19
But we’re always on the lookout for new topics to cover, so whatever you could be interested in, we want to work with you!

Interested in working with us? Fill out the form here to share your ideas, and we'll get in touch and start to work together!



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