Links
Due to federal regulations, CRLA is not able to provide legal services to everyone that is in need. In this case, we hope that we can refer you to another agency that can better serve your needs.
Other organizations in your area that can help:
- Law Help California: www.lawhelpcalifornia.org
- National Health Law Program: www.healthlaw.org
- Justice in Aging: www.justiceinaging.org/
- Center for Law and Education: www.cleweb.org
- National Housing Law Project: www.nhlp.org
- National Center for Youth Law: www.youthlaw.org
- National Immigration Law Center: www.nilc.org
- Western Center on Law and Poverty: www.wclp.org
- Legal Aid Society-Employment Law Center: www.las-elc.org
- Bay Area Legal Aid: www.baylegal.org
- Legal Aid Foundation of Los Angeles: www.lafla.org
- Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC): www.eeoc.gov
- Ag Futures Alliance agfuturesalliance.net
- The Central Coast Alliance United for A Sustainable Economy (CAUSE) www.coastalalliance.com
- California Department of Education www.cde.ca.gov
- Education Week www.edweek.org/ew/index.html?levelId=2300
- Department of Education www.ed.gov/programs/mep/index.html
- Just Schools California justschools.gseis.ucla.edu/news/williams/complaints/index.html
- Agricultural Worker Health Project www.agworkerhealth.org
Fellowships with CRLA provide law students and recent law graduates an invaluable and rewarding opportunity to develop legal expertise and professional networks in the areas of housing, employment, environmental justice, education, health, or civil rights.
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