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The Public Interest Law Project

In their own words

PILP advances justice for low income people and communities by building the capacity of legal services organizations through impact litigation, trainings, and publications, and by advocating for low income community groups and individuals. Vision We envision a world where all people have the housing, income, supportive services, food security, and health care that they need to live with dignity. Values A just society must guarantee basic social and economic rights to all persons and communities: Affordable housing and sufficient income, supportive services, food security, and health care Freedom from all forms of discrimination Freedom from forced displacement A fair and just legal system with full and equal access to all

Published by this organization in the LAAC member directory.

Who they have taken

Fellowship record 2015 to 2026

1 published placement

  1. '15
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  6. '20
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  8. '22
  9. '23
  10. 1 '24
  11. '25
  12. '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

Dan Bradley Fellows

  • Sue Han 2024

From LAAC's published fellowship rosters.

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