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Advancing Justice-LA Mobilizes Hundreds of Volunteers to Protect the Rights of Limited Emglish Proficient Voters

November 3, 2016 | Asian Americans Advancing Justice-Los Angeles | Asian Americans Advancing Justice – Los Angeles (Advancing Justice-LA)
AAAJ-LA and Asian Law Caucus join to ensure language requirements are met for limited-English proficient voters.

Alameda County is the First in State to Repeal Juvenile Justice Fees

July 12, 2016 | East Bay Community Law Center (EBCLC)
Alameda County is the First in State to Repeal Juvenile Justice Fees

‘Being A Woman Is Not A Pre-Existing Condition’ – Class Action Suit Challenges Systemic Gender Discrimination in CA Workers’ Comp

July 6, 2016 | Public Counsel
Statewide system relies on outdated stereotypes about women's capacities and roles, contributing to the feminization of poverty in California and burdening women and families

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Advancing Justice-LA Mobilizes Hundreds of Volunteers to Protect the Rights of Limited Emglish Proficient Voters

Advancing Justice-LA Mobilizes Hundreds of Volunteers to Protect the Rights of Limited Emglish Proficient Voters

Alameda County is the First in State to Repeal Juvenile Justice Fees

Alameda County is the First in State to Repeal Juvenile Justice Fees

‘Being A Woman Is Not A Pre-Existing Condition’ – Class Action Suit Challenges Systemic Gender Discrimination in CA Workers’ Comp

‘Being A Woman Is Not A Pre-Existing Condition’ – Class Action Suit Challenges Systemic Gender Discrimination in CA Workers’ Comp

Labor Commissioner Reaches Settlement to Secure $190,000 in Back Pay for Rosemead Restaurant Workers

Labor Commissioner Reaches Settlement to Secure $190,000 in Back Pay for Rosemead Restaurant Workers

Troubleshoot problems on June 7 Primary Election Day

Troubleshoot problems on June 7 Primary Election Day

Lawsuit says Shasta Co. Jail mistreats disabled inmates

Lawsuit says Shasta Co. Jail mistreats disabled inmates

Before the courts

Before the courts