Street Law Inc

International programs: street law's global law and democracy programs help cultivate rule of law culture around the world. Street law collaborates with law schools, civil society organizations, schools, universities, and government agencies to build public legal education programs, train educators and youth-serving organizations, and develop teaching materials. These programs have empowered people and strengthened civil society in 45 countries throughout africa, the americas, asia, europe, and the middle east since 1986. Street law's international programs include:- in uzbekistan, street law collaborates with the tashkent state university of law (tsul) to institutionalize its own street law program and expand street law to legal technical colleges throughout the country. Through these programs, students from tsul and the legal technical colleges provide practical legal education to youth. Street law also supports civil society organizations in uzbekistan to improve their advocacy skills and to improve the legal literacy of their constituents. Street law develops interactive lessons on practical legal issues such as those related to marriage, divorce, and gender-based violence. - in jordan, street law collaborates with a jordanian ngo to implement the rule of law matters project. Street law and its partner adapted street law's rule of law curriculum for use in jordan and worked with local government, educators, community organizations, and youth centers to teach about rule of law to youth throughout the country. It also supported jordanian youth fellows to develop and implement community-based projects to improve rule of law locally.- in kosovo, street law supports the kosovar civil society foundation's citizen engagement activity by designing curriculum for youth leadership and activism academies and training trainers to lead the academies.- in georgia, as a partner on the usaid/georgia rule of law program, street law works with a cohort of law schools and regional technical colleges to expand their public legal education programs. - in kyrgyzstan, through the usaid ukuk bulagy project, street law assists the international university of kyrgyzstan to refine the university's people centered justice curriculum.

Communications: the communications program strengthens street law's programs through web-based promotions and technologies. Additionally, it disseminates program information, resources, and curricula to program participants around the globe.