The 2026 Pro Bono Coordinators Retreat and Poverty Law Conference is an annual event organized by the State Bar of Texas. This gathering aims to enhance the quality and availability of civil legal aid for low-income Texans through pro bono efforts. The Pro Bono Coordinators Retreat is a 1.5-day training designed specifically for pro bono coordinators from legal aid offices, law firms, law schools, and corporate law departments. Following this, the Poverty Law Conference spans three days, offering comprehensive updates on poverty law issues affecting low-income individuals in Texas.
The conference features a multi-track curriculum focusing on various public interest topics, including family law, housing, consumer rights, immigration, disaster response, and public benefits. Sessions are led by experienced poverty law practitioners and private attorneys who are experts in their respective fields, providing attendees with valuable insights and practical knowledge.
In addition to educational sessions, the event offers ample networking opportunities, allowing participants to connect with fellow advocates dedicated to access to justice. While specific details about an expo hall or notable speakers have not been provided, the conference's structure is designed to foster collaboration and professional growth among attendees.
This event is ideal for pro bono coordinators, legal aid attorneys, private practitioners, law students, and others committed to serving low-income communities. Attending provides a platform to stay informed about current poverty law issues, develop effective pro bono programs, and engage with a network of professionals dedicated to improving access to legal services for those in need.
Event Details
- Date
- September 1-4, 2026
- 4 days
- Location
- 🇺🇸 Austin, United States
- AT&T Hotel and Conference Center
- Audience
- Pro bono coordinators, legal aid attorneys, private practitioners, law students, and others committed to serving low-income communities.