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Report evaluating an educational advocacy pilot project in Travis County makes recommendations for improving educational outcomes for youth entering the child welfare system in the county

Lewis & Clark graduate worked with victims of domestic violence in Alaska

Six members of the class of 2013 have been honored by the Justice Center for their extraordinary commitment to using the law to serve others

Batko-Taylor to work with Volunteer Legal Services of Central Texas; Sheffield to work with Casa Marianella Immigration Legal Services

Texas Law grads Amy Friedman and Molly Powers to assist hurricane survivors clear title to their homes

Justice Center report offers encourages Texas to undertake a comprehensive review of how criminal records are accessed, disseminated, and utilized around the state

Justice Center conference to explore ongoing law-related efforts to close the achievement gap as well as possible future initiatives

Texas obtains one of the largest grants to provide rental assistance to low-income persons with disabilities, many of whom are transitioning out of institutional settings or are at risk of homelessness

Justice Center project will help low-income homeowners affected by hurricanes obtain government rebuilding assistance so that they can repair their homes or rebuild in higher opportunity areas

The Monitor: Texas Law wills clinics help families build intergenerational wealth