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Get involved

There is a role here for an institution, a volunteer, or a funder.

Legum Impact Programs works through partnerships, not headcount. Whether you represent an organisation, a campus, or yourself, there is a defined way to plug in.

Students collaborating at a campus chapter meeting

Routes

Choose your route.

I represent a legal, faith-based, or community organisation.

Talk to us about a strategic partnership structured like the Sisters of Esther model: complementary roles, a joint governance body, and shared outputs.

I run a university department, student club, or campus chapter.

Join the Legum Youth Network as a delivery partner for your campus or region.

I am a lawyer or law student.

Train as a paralegal through the Access to Justice Program, or join the pro bono referral network.

I work in policy, research, or philanthropy.

Talk to us about co-producing research, sponsoring a report, or funding a specific programme.

Questions

Before you write to us.

We respond to every enquiry within two business days. Partnership enquiries are routed to the programme lead for the relevant arm.
Complementary roles set out in writing, a joint governance body co-chaired by both organisations, an agreed safeguarding framework, and shared research or reporting outputs.
We are not a grant-making body. We contribute systems, legal pathways, research capacity, and convening power, and we co-develop funding proposals with partners where that fits.
Yes. Write to us and we will connect you to the nearest chapter, or support you in starting one under the Legum Youth Network Manual.

Newsletter

Programme updates and published research, sent as they release.

No fundraising spam, just what we have built and what we have learned. Write to contact@legum.com.ng with "Join the list" in the subject line.

Tell us what you're building.

We convene, we don't compete. Working on access to justice, youth development, or community institution-building?