Making Their Case: How Broad Legal Literacy Built a Nation
Most Americans know lawyers drafted the Declaration. Few know the broader story: how legal literacy built a nation then — and still can today.
Introducing Learn at LawYou: Litigation Education for the Self-Represented
Learn at LawYou offers litigation education for pro se litigants — self-study courses, live practice workshops, and a free weekly work session
Court Cafe: A Free Weekly Work Session for Pro Se Litigants
Court Cafe is a free body doubling work session for pro se litigants — one hour every week to make progress on your case, alongside others doing the same
Dark Waters
Dark Waters tells the true story of Attorney Rob Bilott’s legal battle against DuPont that revealed the existence of “forever chemicals”
When the King Lost His Head: Revolution, Rights, and the Ideas That Reached America
England executed a king, debated democracy in a church, and produced a philosopher whose ideas changed the world.
The Thread Holds the King: Medieval Roots of Constitutional Liberty
Discover how ordinary people of medieval England planted the seeds of constitutional liberty
The Oldest Story: Freedom and Oppression in the Ancient World
Discover how Athens and Rome planted the seeds of democratic freedom and why those seeds are still growing today.
The Thread That Holds: An Introduction to The Living Thread
The story of freedom and oppression is as old as civilization itself. Discover the ancient pattern that repeats throughout human history and why the American founders designed the Constitution specifically to interrupt it.
What is the Association for Pro Se Advancement?
APSA is a membership community for self-represented litigants offering a supportive network, live meetings, coaching, and more, all created by an experienced litigator who knows exactly what you’re up against.
Just Mercy
The true story of how civil rights attorney Bryan Stevenson freed the innocent Walter McMillian from death row.
