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Homeless, self-sufficiency, poverty, microenterprise, entrepreneurship, affordable housing, job training, economic development
interdisciplinary collaboration, small business, community economic development (CED), law school clinics, legal education, micro-enterprise, minority entrepreneurship, women entrepreneurship, interdisciplinary transactional practice, pro bono legal services
Community economic development, public interest law, small business clinic, entrepreneurship, new democracy, privatization, transactional legal practice, business law, George Washington University Small Business Clinic
social entrepreneurship, clinical legal education
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Public Interest Law, poverty, homelessness, housing, low-income, economic justice, human rights, civil rights, legal reforms, community economic development, economic reforms, law and policy, activist lawyers, George Washington University Law School
legal education, lawyers, law students, South Africa, clinical legal education, law school clinic, community economic development, social justice, economic justice, equality, civil rights
