Protect rights
Help people understand and defend the legal protections available to them.
Public interest law • ENC 2135
Public interest lawyers use communication and advocacy to help people whose voices are often overlooked in the legal system.
Learn your rights.
Find reliable help.
Use your voice.
My mission
“My mission is to make public interest law easier to understand and to show students and community members how legal advocacy can protect rights, expand access to justice, and strengthen people’s voices.”
The work
Their work reaches beyond the courtroom. Public interest lawyers explain complex rules, build trust, connect people with resources, and advocate for fair treatment.
Help people understand and defend the legal protections available to them.
Connect individuals with legal support that might otherwise be out of reach.
Listen to community needs and turn those concerns into clear legal action.
Address unfair systems through education, policy work, and representation.
Choose your path
Whether you are exploring a legal career or looking for help in your community, start with the path that fits you.
For future advocates
For people seeking direction
Know your rights + find help
Legal problems can feel overwhelming. These established organizations offer reliable information and pathways to professional support.
This website provides educational information only and is not legal advice. An organization’s eligibility rules and services may vary.
The campaign
Each piece makes public interest law understandable in a different way while carrying the same message: legal help should be clear, credible, and accessible.
Lead piece • Website
Supporting piece • Infographic
Supporting piece • Blog
About me
My name is Alexandra Bentes, and I am an FSU political science student interested in law, advocacy, and helping people whose voices are often overlooked. I created this campaign to explain how public interest lawyers communicate, advocate, and connect people with resources.
Through this project, I hope to encourage other students to explore public interest law and help community members find trustworthy places to start.
A final thought