California civil legal aid organizations
Los Angeles Center for Law & Justice (LACLJ)
In their own words
LACLJ has four core program areas: domestic violence, legal services teenage and young adults struggling with abuse and difficult co-parenting matters, immigration services to victims of interpersonal violence and unaccompanied minors, and advocating for access to justice. Founded in 1973, LACLJ has provided legal advocacy to low-income and primarily immigrant and Latino populations in Los Angeles for over 40 years. In its early years, the organization played a historic role on a range of social justice issues related to racial discrimination, police brutality, school desegregation, and the illegal involuntary sterilization of Latina women.
Published by this organization in the LAAC member directory.
Who they have taken
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By name
Dan Bradley Fellows
- Ashely Kim 2022
From LAAC's published fellowship rosters.
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