

One of the greatest strengths of Social Justice Initiatives at Columbia Law School is the breadth and depth of our public interest alumni community. Columbia Law School graduates work around the country and across the globe in nonprofits, NGOs, government, academia, at public interest law firms, and doing substantial pro bono and community service.
The Social Justice Network is an online database and networking tool that allows you to connect with Columbia Law School public interest and government grads according to field of specialty, practice area, organization type, class year, geographic location, and more. Social Justice Initiatives will use the SJN to inform members about employment opportunities and events that may be of particular interest to them. Columbia students, faculty and staff will use it to reach out to graduates of interest.
The SJN offers its members a number of personalized features. You can select which populations (current students, grads, faculty, etc.) will be able to see your profile and contact you. The employment sections allow you to provide detailed descriptions of your current and past work that will be searchable by keyword by other members. And in order to maintain privacy, all email contact is done via a built-in email tool (no contact information is displayed in the member profiles).
Click the button below to set up your profile and network with other members:
You will need your UNI and Alumni Database password to log into the SJN. If you need any UNI or password assistance, please contact Alumni Relations at alumni@law.columbia.edu or 212-854-2680.
Alumni of Columbia Law School looking for career counseling in the public interest arena are welcome to contact us regarding job searches, fellowships, or networking, or to take advantage of our national network of public interest and government career counselors.
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Alumni are welcome to join us at many of our programs, both on campus and beyond.
Graduates are welcome to utilize our guides and publications, including our proprietary materials (note that you will need your Alumni Database login to access proprietary materials).