Medical-legal partnership answers veterans’ needs, changes lives
Henry Wilson, right, turned his life around with help from Equal Justice Works Fellow Amanda Sejba, who…
Continue readingRule challenge restores millions in food stamps, mostly to elderly, disabled
“Thomas Mayer,” 86, lives on $911 a month in Social Security and $16 a month in food stamps,…
Continue readingFoundation’s early investments in the fight against human trafficking continue to pay dividends
When her labor pains started, Jacinta Moreno, 15, pleaded to be taken to…
Continue readingFoundation grantees stepping up to help children fleeing violence in Central America
The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees found that about 60 percent of unaccompanied Central American children they…
Continue readingSupport of Bar members critical to success of children’s projects
Trenton Miller, 18, is headed to college this fall thanks largely to help he received from Attorney…
Continue readingBatchelor Foundation gift supports Miami Law’s advocacy for foster youth
“Stephanie Davis” is pursuing her dream of attending art school in New York City thanks in large…
Continue readingInnocence Project of Florida achieves its 14th exoneration
Cheydrick Britt goes free after more than nine years of wrongful imprisonment Cheydrick Britt, second from right, with…
Continue readingFlorida foster youth shine at the Capitol
Manushka Gilet, second from left, and other members of Florida Youth SHINE talk with Rochelle Koff of the…
Continue readingProtecting the legal rights of Florida’s migrant farmworkers
Colin Abbott, managing attorney of the Florida Rural Legal Services migrant unit, talks with client Myriam…
Continue readingChildren’s legal services projects in dire need of funding
A single mother waiting tables in Daytona Beach, Michelle Gonska rarely saw two days go by without getting a call from her first-grader’s…
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