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Help keep the #MeToo movement alive by standing up to harassment in your own workplace.
Help keep the #MeToo movement alive by standing up to harassment in your own workplace.
Now that the Supreme Court has said where it stands, the work to end religious discrimination begins anew.
The bitter outrage over the Trump administration’s “zero tolerance” policy is far from over.
Martha Laura Garcia, a legal aid attorney in New Mexico, knows first-hand about the fight to protect vulnerable communities.
President Trump’s new executive order means legal groups will likely be working around the clock to help immigrant families.
You don’t have to be Mark Zuckerberg to protest the Trump administration’s separation of immigrant children from their parents.
The campaign was launched by two parents who said they were fed up with news that immigrant kids were being ripped out of the arms of their families.
Legal and humanitarian groups are looking for volunteers, lawyers and interpreters. This is one crucial area where your help goes a long way.
Help keep the #MeToo movement alive by standing up to harassment in your own workplace.
Now that the Supreme Court has said where it stands, the work to end religious discrimination begins anew.
The bitter outrage over the Trump administration’s “zero tolerance” policy is far from over.
Martha Laura Garcia, a legal aid attorney in New Mexico, knows first-hand about the fight to protect vulnerable communities.
President Trump’s new executive order means legal groups will likely be working around the clock to help immigrant families.