California civil legal aid organizations
California Rural Legal Assistance, Inc. (CRLA)
Has taken a fellow who had not passed the bar
In their own words
CRLA was founded in 1966 as a nonprofit legal services program. The mission of CRLA is to strive for economic justice and human rights on behalf of California’s rural poor. Today, CRLA has 21 offices, many in rural communities from the Mexican border to Northern California. Each year, CRLA provides more than 40,000 low-income rural Californians with free legal assistance and a variety of community education and outreach programs. Half of CRLA’s resources are committed to multi-client cases that grapple with the root causes of poverty.
Published by this organization in the LAAC member directory.
Who they have taken
9 published placements
- 1 '15
- 1 '16
- '17
- 1 '18
- 1 '19
- 1 '20
- 1 '21
- 1 '22
- '23
- '24
- '25
- 2 '26
Gold marks a year that has already run; magenta marks this year, the one still going. A year with no mark is a year LAAC published nothing about this organization, not a year it turned anyone away.
By name
Public Interest Bar Fellows
- Keyera Mackabee University of the Pacific McGeorge School of Law 2026
- Nicole Larson University of California Davis School of Law 2026
Dan Bradley Fellows
- Elizabeth Rocha Zuñiga 2022
- Vasmer Vang 2021
- Brit Nuckles 2020
- Anthony Lee 2019
- Zoni Rockoff 2018
- Armando Valles 2016
- Kaitlin Toyama 2015
From LAAC's published fellowship rosters.
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