KEEPING FAMILIES IN THEIR HOMES

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While equal justice under the law is a fundamental American value, all too often that value is unfulfilled. Most DC residents who are low-income and facing housing-related legal issues are at a clear disadvantage when having to navigate a complicated court system alone.

 

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PROTECTING PEOPLE IN THE MARKETPLACE

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Assuring fairness for all in the justice system, regardless of income or circumstance, is central to our democracy. Often during their most challenging times, DC residents living in poverty are denied their rights as employees, consumers and patients due to power imbalances and various bureaucracies in the legal system.

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AMPLIFYING VOICES OF THOSE IN NEED

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The bedrock principle of our founding fathers — justice for all, not just for those who can afford it — is especially critical for DC’s most vulnerable residents.  For children, the elderly, immigrants facing life-changing situations, navigating the justice system alone can be an insurmountable challenge.

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