Activist Cleveland

A first come, first served free advice clinic for low-income individuals with civil legal issues will take place Saturday September 17, from 9:45 a.m. to 12 p.m. at the Spanish American Committee conducted by the Legal Aid Society of Cleveland's Volunteer Lawyers Program.
Please bring all relevant paperwork with you.
Questions? Call 216-687-1900 or visit www.lasclev.org for updated clinic listing.

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A first come, first served free advice clinic for low-income individuals with civil legal issues will take place Saturday September 10, from 9:45 a.m. to 12 p.m. at the Second Baptist Church, conducted by the Legal Aid Society of Cleveland's Volunteer Lawyers Program.
Please bring all relevant paperwork with you.
Questions? Call 216-687-1900 or visit www.lasclev.org for updated clinic listing.

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This is a fundraiser for Legal Aid; all proceeds provide access to justice for low-income individuals in Northeast Ohio.
This year’s keynote speaker will be Congressman John Lewis. Congressman Lewis is the U.S. Representative for Georgia’s 5th Congressional District (Atlanta) serving since 1987. He is a leader in the Civil Rights Movement and was chairman of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC), playing a key role in the Freedom Rides and struggle to end segregation.
Questions? Please Call 216-687-1900.

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A first come, first served free advice clinic for low-income individuals with civil legal issues will take place Saturday July 23, from 9:45 a.m. to 12 p.m. at the Spanish American Committee conducted by the Legal Aid Society of Cleveland's Volunteer Lawyers Program.
Please bring all relevant paperwork with you.
Questions? Call 216-687-1900 or visit www.lasclev.org for updated clinic listing.

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The Legal Aid Society of Cleveland will host a legal clinic at the West Side Catholic Center, 3135 Lorain Avenue, Cleveland. Volunteer attorneys from Roetzel & Andress will provide FREE legal advice for low-income individuals and their families. The attorneys staffing the clinic will provide brief legal advice and possible referrals concerning civil legal issues (not criminal). Doors will open at 9:45 a.m. for intake and the clinic ends at 12 noon.

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Since 1905, The Legal Aid Society of Cleveland has provided high quality legal assistance to low income clients. The mission of Legal Aid is to secure justice and resolve fundamental problems, for those who are low income and vulnerable, by providing high quality legal services and working for systemic solutions.

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The Legal Aid Society of Cleveland will host an advice clinic for those seeking legal assistance. Volunteer attorneys will provide free legal advice for low-income individuals

Volunteer attorneys from Hahn Loeser will provide legal advice for low-income individuals and their families. The attorneys staffing the clinic will provide brief legal advice and possible referrals concerning civil legal issues (not criminal). Doors will open at 5:00 pm. for intake and the clinic ends at 7 pm.

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The Interfaith Hospitality Network of Greater Cleveland is a private, non-profit organization providing hospitality, meals, and support to homeless families through a network of religious congregations. IHN mobilizes Greater Cleveland’s religious community to respond to the needs of our community’s most vulnerable: homeless families. The mission of the Interfaith Hospitality Network of Greater Cleveland is to provide hospitality to homeless families. IHN offers compassionate care to homeless families, alleviates the trauma of homelessness and assists families in securing a stable home.

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The Northeast Ohio Coalition for the Homeless (NEOCH) is a coalition of service providers, housing activists, members, and homeless people. NEOCH activities in partnership with the homeless include the publication of the Homeless Grapevine newspaper, co-sponsorship of the Stand Down service fair, staffing for the Shelter Provider Group, co-sponsorship of an Annual Homeless Conference, sponsorship of the Homeless Vigil, publication of the Street Card, and construction of a host of educational and advocacy activities.

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Deeply convinced of the radical truth of the Gospel, we strive to follow a Catholic Worker philosophy. We emphasize the corporal works of mercy—identifying with and ministering to the homeless, poor, sick, imprisoned—and radical action against the causes of poverty and oppression. We seek to be nonviolent and opposed to all war and to answer Jesus' call to be peacemakers. We recognize the continual need to clarify our thought through prayer, reflection, dialogue, and action.

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