Program Types & Tips This section offers ideas on different types of programs you can use to spread the message of Law Day throughout your community. These ideas are based on actual programs that have succeeded. Suggestions range from producing call-in shows to putting on practical law classes for the community in a People's Law School. In some instances, we've provided sample content for these different program types, too. Don't forget to consider using the ideas you find elsewhere on the site (such as in Talking Points or Practical Law Presentations) to help you figure out what your program topic will be. Program Descriptions and How-tos: Ask-a-Lawyer Programs Community Forums & Discussions Law Day Events for New Americans Law Day Luncheons Law Day Technology (Using the Web/Teleconferencing, etc.) Lunch 'n' Learn the Law Programs Presenting a Program on Naturalization Producing Call-in Shows Producing Film Festivals & Discussions Producing a People's Law School Publicizing Law Day through Bookstores and Libraries Using Drama in Your Program Sample Programs: Here are briefer descriptions of some successful programs you might think of replicating, complete with contact information in case you want to know more. Bringing Law to People Where They Are Combining Earth Day and Law Day Court Outreach Educating the Public Through the Newspaper Education about DUI Helping Immigrants Address Legal Issues Honoring Jurors Informing Teens about Transition to Adulthood Law Day Newspaper Helps Lawyers Put On Presentations Legal Expos On the Internet Providing Vital Legal Information to Teenage Parents Public Education Advertisements Using a Prominent Speaker to Convey Lessons About the Law For Multi-faceted Programs, see these examples: Program 1 Program 2 Program 3 Program 4 See Sample Programs for even more program narratives. Reaching the Community Home