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Help with document review, plain-language editing, workshop facilitation, translation, or accompaniment. Legal training is welcome but not required for most roles.
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This work needs people
Rights guidance stays free and public because people give time, expertise, and access to their communities. There is a role here whatever your background.
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Community organizations, clinics, congregations, schools, and mutual aid groups can co-host sessions and share referral pathways so people are not sent in circles.
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Bring a two-hour rights and records session to your neighborhood. We build the agenda around the questions your community actually brings.
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If your community keeps hitting the same wall, that is exactly the input our resource library is built on. Send it to us and it may become the next guide.
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Contributions keep the resource library free, fund workshop materials, and cover the unglamorous costs of accompanying people through long processes.
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