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LAAW’s Elizabeth Kristen and Civil Rights Orgs Support Lawsuit Against Sioux Falls School District

LAAW’s Elizabeth Kristen and Client Larry Ponder Spoke about Rectifying the Decades-long Problem of Racist Dishonorable Discharges from the Military

CalMatters four-part series exposes the deep-seated issues within California’s Unemployment Insurance System

Unemployment insurance concept written on a paper.

NYT Covers LAAW’s Landmark Gender Equity Settlement at Hawaii’s Largest School

Governor Gavin Newsom Must Sign SB474 to End Canteen Item Price-Gouging in California Prisons

Toothbrush and tube of toothpaste isolated on white background. 3d illustration All textures were created me in Adobe Illustrator.

CBS Covers LAAW’s Class Action Lawsuit on Behalf of LGBTQ+ Veterans

New Figures Show Over 29,000 Servicemembers Were Kicked Out Due to Sexual Orientation and Denied Honorable Discharges

CA Senate Judiciary Committee Approves SB 809, Which Helps People With Histories of Convictions Get Hired and Keep their Jobs

Over a Million Undocumented Workers Aren’t Eligible for Unemployment Benefits. One Bill Can Change That.

Around 1.1 million undocumented immigrants work in California but aren’t eligible for unemployment benefits. SB 227 can change that. Learn more from this KQED segment featuring LAAW’s Kim Ouillette.

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