The proposal of this clinic, , coordinated by Professor Maria Cecília de Araújo Asperti, is to encourage projects that question the poor distribution of access to justice in Brazil, analyzing procedural and institutional bottlenecks through thematic observatories and interactions with relevant actors.

In terms of observatory and research activities, the clinic seeks to investigate, through the analysis of judicial processes and decisions, cases of systematic violations of rights that have occurred within the justice system itself, and identify how institutions can disregard or perpetuate inequalities and prejudices. The main goal is to  think about the changes needed to pursue a truly transformative access to justice.

Regarding  the interactions , an important part of the clinic focuses on rights education, with workshops and joint projects with schools and other community representatives, on topics such as social rights, social movements, the fight for rights, political rights, and children and teenagers’ rights, among other relevant themes.

The clinic also focuses on structuring and formalizing the Saracura Legal Assistance Center (CAJU), an entity of FGV Direito SP students that provides legal assistance to the vulnerable and underprivileged population, and the defense of causes related to human rights and access to justice, created in 2019. Since then, the clinic's projects are carried out, whenever possible, in partnership with CAJU, aiming to strengthen its community initiatives and articulations.