While the work of the U.S.-Asia Law Institute is nurtured and supported by the NYU Law School,  funding for the Institute’s daily operations and timely programs is provided by grants from private foundations or public agencies and gifts from individual donors.

Gifts from individual donors are critical to sustaining our research and advocacy efforts that advance the rule of law in Asia.  USALI’s conferences, workshops, trainings, exchanges and publications foster mutual support among  practitioners from different branches of the legal system, legal educators and scholars while developing a common framework to advance criminal justice reforms, address labor rights and conditions, uphold human rights and strengthen legal institutions.

All donations are tax-deductible to the extent allowable by law.  Below are two ways to become a donor to the Institute today:

• Online/electronic: You can donate online by clicking here. This will direct you to the secure NYU School of Law giving page.  Please note that you should enter the gift amount in the “Other Designation” field and specify that the gift is for the U.S.-Asia Law Institute.

• By Mail: You can contribute to the Institute by filling out this contribution form and mailing it to:

Stephen Ackley-Ortiz
New York University School of Law
Office of Development
110 West 3rd Street, 2nd floor
New York, NY  10012

If you would like to know more about giving to USALI programs, please contact:

U.S.-Asia Law Institute
New York University School of Law
Tel: 212-992-8837
usasialaw@nyu.edu

We appreciate your support!