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  • Upsolve

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    jgriffiths

    Upsolve is a New York-based non-profit organization, with a mission is to help low-income families who cannot afford lawyers file bankruptcy for free, using an online web app. Upsolve is basically a nonprofit tool that helps you file bankruptcy for free. The team includes lawyers, engineers, and judges. They have two main goals: (1) to…

  • Legal Services Corporation

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    jgriffiths

    Legal Services Corporation (LSC) is an independent nonprofit established to provide financial support and civil legal aid to low-income Americans. Their mission is to promote equal access to justice in our Nation and to provide high-quality civil legal assistance to low-income persons. LSC promotes equal access to justice by awarding grants to legal services providers…

  • Innocence Matters

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    jgriffiths

    Innocence Matters is a nonprofit organization that protects the innocent and prevents wrongful convictions by identifying and rectifying systemic practices that impede our search for truth. Their work is focused on developing education, prevention and reform measures that will protect those most at risk and that will encourage the legal community to more quickly acknowledge…

  • Legal Action Center

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    jgriffiths

    Legal Action Center (LAC) provides free legal services to people overcome discrimination, get fair treatment in the workplace, protect their HIV privacy rights, access the mental health and substance use disorder care they need, and attain jobs, homes, benefits, voting rights, and more. Their services range from brief advice to informal advocacy and full representation.…

  • Palmetto Innocence Project

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    jgriffiths

    Palmetto Innocence Project is a South Carolina-based organization that provides free legal services for incarcerated people in South Carolina who have been wrongfully convicted and whose innocence can be proven. The organization focuses on those cases where there is new evidence to prove innocence. Specifically, they will review cases where the person requesting assistance was…

  • Pennsylvania Institutional Law Project

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    jgriffiths

    The Pennsylvania Institutional Law Project (PALIP) is a nonprofit organization that is integral to safeguarding the civil rights of institutionalized and incarcerated persons throughout the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. PALIP’s mission is to ensure equal access to justice for the indigent incarcerated and institutionalized people within our commonwealth whose constitutional and other rights are being violated.…

  • People’s Law Office

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    jgriffiths

    The People’s Law Office (PLO) is a community-based organization that fights for the civil rights of victims of police brutality, wrongful convictions, false arrest and other government abuses. PLO works to free wrongfully imprisoned people from prison and fight against the death penalty. In many of these wrongful conviction cases, PLO has been able to…

  • TReND Wyoming

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    jgriffiths

    TReND Wyoming is a coalition of people and groups from across the state of Wyoming led by people and families directly impacted by our criminal justice system who believe that working with wrongdoers with mental health and/or substance use issues need to be front and center in the conversation about criminal justice reform and reinvestment.…

  • Wyoming Pathways from Prison

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    jgriffiths

    Wyoming Pathways from Prison is a program led by the University of Wyoming that offers high-quality college courses at no cost to incarcerated women. The program is a trans-disciplinary and trans-professional statewide collaborative that aspires to support currently and formerly incarcerated people in navigating the waters of higher education and life more generally. Wyoming Pathways…

  • Wyoming Department of Workforce Services – Vocational Rehabilitation Division

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    jgriffiths

    The Wyoming Department of Workforce Services is committed to helping people with disabilities establish and reach vocational goals that help them become productive working citizens. The Wyoming Department of Workforce Services Vocational Rehabilitation (VR) Division provides services that are necessary for eligible individuals to reach the employment goal agreed to in the Individualized Plan for Employment. These services may include…

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