Legal Podcasts, Video & Other Media: Access to Justice

ABA Journal: Asked and Answered features top of the industry guests discussing various legal topics.

ABA Journal: Modern Law Library is a 2016 Lisagor Award-winning podcast featuring top legal authors and discussions of interesting legal theories and historical events. Join Lee Rawles each month to review a legal publication on ABA Journal: Modern Law Library.

Recognizing that no one professional has the depth or breadth of knowledge to address all aspects of all the pinch points, we invite professionals in their fields to share reliable information with our listeners. In doing so, we seek to destigmatize conversations about the law, health, mental health, finances, and other related fields. We aim to offer a non-judgmental, open space for sharing and for learning without gatekeeping knowledge. Covers many different areas but aimed primarily at a non-legal audience.

Broken Law speaks truth to power in discussing how our laws and legal system serve the few at the expense of the many. This is where law meets real life. Hosted by the staff of the American Constitution Society, we reckon with the origins of our legal system, interview people on the frontlines of the progressive legal movement, and discuss necessary legal reforms to restore our democratic legitimacy and improve the lives of all people.

Podcast from Harvard Law School's Systemic Justice Program. The Critical Legal Theory Podcast focuses on legal theorists, lawyers, activists, and organizers, who share their stories about the origins, evolution, and influence of critical legal theories.

Kee Tobar and expert guests break down examples of systemic racism in the law and policy. By the end of each episode, you’ll understand the forces behind everyday injustices that make us ask, “How in the world is that legal?” How Is That Legal is a podcast from Community Legal Services of Philadelphia and Rowhome Productions.

In each episode of Talk Justice, An LSC Podcast, we will explore ways to expand access to justice and illustrate why it is important to the legal community, business, government and the general public.

A new series of podcasts focused on the barriers and challenges to accessing justice for people with communication difficulties.

Disability rights is the next frontier in civil rights. We believe education is the key to building an inclusive society and ensuring that all students are given an equal opportunity. The Inclusive Education Project Podcast, hosted by Special Education and Civil Rights attorneys, Amanda Selogie and Vickie Brett, offers a fresh, smart perspective on what it takes to truly make our educational systems and communities inclusive.

Lively conversations about law firm pro bono news, infrastructure, and best practices featuring insightful and entertaining expert guests from Law Firm Pro Bono Project Member Firms and Law Firm Pro Bono Challenge® Signatories.

An exciting limited series podcast showcasing the hard work and heartening stories of the pro bono and public interest community. From Practising Law Institute, a leading provider of CLE including free pro bono CLE programs.