ELSA London

Volunteers at International Ethno-Jazz festival “JULY JAZZ 2012”, Bulgaria This project has received funding as part of  the European Voluntary Service (EVS) programme. ELSA will act as the Sending Organisation for the UK volunteers who are selected. All volunteers will be reimbursed up to 90% of the travel costs (UK-Bulgaria-UK), plus accommodation, meals, insurance etc [...]

The following event is FREE and all are welcome to attend. TITLE: An Olympian challenge: can London 2012 be slavery-free? DATE: Wednesday 27th June 2012 PLACE: Hogan Lovells, London TIME: 6.30pm Chair – Madeleine Rees, Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom Speakers – Andy Desmond (Former Met Police and Anti-Trafficking Consultant); Emmy Gibbs (Anti-Trafficking [...]

Our friends in Berlin are organising a Model United Nations (MUN) simulation in August 2012. This is their inaugural event and the English Law Students’ Association (ELSA) is very happy to support their efforts. Below is an invitation from the secretariat addressed to any student or graduate who is interested in the UN and would [...]

Calling environmentalists … If you have nothing planned for the next 12 months and you are interested in volunteering for Alter Nativa, an environmental NGO in Slovakia, a position is available from July 2012. This will be funded under the European Voluntary Service (EVS) which is part if the Youth in Action Program. If you [...]

A summer school organised by the European Law Students’ Association in Romania. Our friends, ELSA Bucharest are hosting their annual Law is Better than War summer school, Wednesday 18 – Sunday 29 July 2012. This will be the 9th year running and, as always, ELSA Bucharest will be very happy to see some UK students at this [...]

Inaugural edition – June 2012 One of the stated aims of the English Law Students’ Association (ELSA)  is to support  and promote UK student endeavours and so, naturally, we were very happy when Christy Rush (Magdalen College) informed us about the new undergraduate law journal which has been produced by students at Oxford University. The journal [...]

The African Leadership Centre (ALC) and The Royal African Society (RAS) cordially invite you to a discussion on: Charles Taylor Verdict: An end to impunity or Justice a la Carte? A panel discussion jointly organized with the Royal African Society. Speakers include: Courtenay Griffiths Q.C. (lead defence lawyer for Mr Taylor), Colin M. Waugh (author, [...]