A wise person once suggested to save respect for the efforts of small groups in their journey of changing the face of society : because forever, it was small groups of people that contributed to the everlasting strive of changing the face of society for the better, each endeavor at it own style.
Changing the face of society is a worthy goal constructed by numerous sub-categories of ways that facilitate the process of changing the face of society.
Mostly volunteers, people get together – privately or under the umbrella of a legal entity , and figure out ways that their joint venture can contribute to social justice as they see it or to pro-bono volunteering that enrich the society as a whole.
One way of changing the face of society is by academic institutes that use their students as a power that can help to change the reality for the better. Law faculties, for example, train their students at special legal pro bono center within campus. These centers, operated and managed by top lecturers of the relevant faculty, offer the public free accesses to legal aid at cases that are common daily, and that those who come from lower socio-economic level encounter.
Without minimal funds to invest in legal aid [ and we all can figure out the costs of lawyers ], underprivileged or poor populations are effectively left out of the country's legal system, at what seems to be a serious contradiction to one of democracy's basic elements – accessibility to court, for each citizen, without any difference.
We use the term 'effectively' because there are ways that according to them anyone can get a free access to court, but reality shows that those that lack the financial support to do it in the first place, hardly tend to promote a special appeal to the court that requires even than help as it is.
