Thursday Blog Roundup: Our Favorites from the Public Interest Blogosphere
By Lauren Forbes and Steve Grumm
Howdy, folks! Every Thursday, the PSLawNet Blog will post a compilation of some of our fave posts from the public interest blogosphere. Here’s the first edition: 
- Depaul Law Career Services posted some alternative career jobs it came across from the past week.
- The Pro Bono Institute’s “PBEye” blog (clever!) carries word of a June 7 webinar called, “The Evolving Law Firm Business Model and Its Impact on Pro Bono.”
- Michael Pratt, Chair of the ABA’s Standing Committee on Pro Bono and Public Service chimed in with some reflections on the recent Equal Justice Conference. Here’s Pratt’s post on the ABA Center for Pro Bono’s blog.
- Happy 50th Birthday to Amnesty International!
- Phew (for now at least), as the housing crisis in DC is averted. Check out Washington’s Legal Clinic blog for the story.
- On the Equal Justice Works Blog, our statistically inclined buddy Bill Penn provides a valuable primer for aspiring poverty law advocates: how to define ‘poverty.’
