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Overview of the American Bar Foundation's faculty scholar programs, including the William H. Neukom Fellows Research Chair, the ABF/JPB Foundation Access to Justice Scholars Program, and the Visiting Scholar Program.
Official program page for the ABF/LSA Doctoral Fellowship in Law and Inequality, providing information on research focus, eligibility, and current application status.
The official homepage of the American Bar Foundation, featuring information on their research initiatives, fellowship programs, and organizational news.
Official branding page providing guidelines and downloadable files for the American Bar Foundation logo and color palette.
An overview of the American Bar Foundation's research projects and publications focused on legal education, career trajectories of legal professionals, and diversity within the legal academy.
An overview of the American Bar Foundation's research projects and publications focused on the making and implementation of law, including various sociolegal studies.
An overview of the American Bar Foundation's research projects and publications focused on the access to justice gap, legal reform, and civil rights.
An overview of the American Bar Foundation's Access to Justice Research Initiative, which supports empirical research, early-career workshops, and data-driven projects related to civil justice.
The official giving and donation page for the American Bar Foundation, providing information on how to support research through donations, impact funds, and planned giving.
A podcast series from the American Bar Foundation featuring discussions on social issues and legal challenges with researchers and practitioners.
An overview of the ABF Fellows, a global honorary society for legal professionals, including information on membership, events, and news.
Information on planned giving, estate planning, and the ABF Legacy Society for supporters of the American Bar Foundation.
An archive of the American Bar Foundation's 'Researching Law' newsletter, featuring short, non-technical summaries of ABF research projects and findings.
Information page for the American Bar Foundation's multidisciplinary quarterly journal, Law & Social Inquiry, including editorial staff and information on the graduate student paper competition.
Information for donors aged 70 ½ or older on how to support the American Bar Foundation through direct distributions from taxable IRA accounts.
A directory page listing the researchers, program scholars, and staff members of the American Bar Foundation.
Information page for the American Bar Foundation's year-long visiting research position focused on diversity and law.
A central hub for the American Bar Foundation's research initiatives, including information on legal education, access to justice, and various fellowship programs.
Information about the American Bar Foundation's Visiting Scholar Program, which provides office space and library access to scholars on leave or sabbatical.
An overview of the American Bar Foundation's various fellowship and research programs for faculty, postdoctoral scholars, doctoral candidates, and undergraduate students.
An overview of the ABF/JPB Foundation Access to Justice Scholars Program, which supports empirical scholars researching access to civil justice. Note: The program is currently inactive.
An archive page featuring profiles and research summaries of various scholars, professors, and fellows associated with the American Bar Foundation.
An overview of the various doctoral fellowship programs offered by the American Bar Foundation, designed to support original research on law, the legal profession, and legal institutions.
The 2023 Form 990 public disclosure document for the American Bar Foundation, detailing the organization's mission, financial summary, and program service accomplishments, including its fellowship programs.
The 2025 Annual Report for the American Bar Foundation (ABF), detailing organizational research impact, faculty projects, financial support, and institutional highlights.
A form to enroll in the American Bar Foundation (ABF) Legacy Society, allowing individuals to designate the ABF as a beneficiary in their estate plan or other planned giving instrument. It includes options for publication of names, anonymity, and details about the planned gift instrument, with an optional section for advisor information.
A list of members of the Legacy Society, including their names and locations, with a note indicating deceased members.
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