Social Law Library is a renowned legal research institution established in 1803, making it one of the oldest and most successful private/public partnerships in the history of the Commonwealth. Situated in Boston, Massachusetts, the library is highly regarded for its extensive collection of over 500,000 volumes, including CDs, online databases, and eBooks. In addition to offering comprehensive and up-to-date research materials, Social Law Library provides a range of valuable services to the three branches of Massachusetts government, members of the private bar, legal-services organizations, and law-related nonprofits across the Commonwealth on a pro bono basis.

The library's services go beyond research materials, as they also offer training, continuing legal education, and other resources. With a commitment to meeting the needs of its patrons, Social Law Library has established itself as a trusted source of information and support in the legal community. Whether you're a legal professional, a government entity, or an organization in need of legal resources, Social Law Library is dedicated to providing you with the knowledge and assistance you require