ROOTS & RESILIENCE

Deed fraud is a modern threat rooted in historic inequalities. Join Access Justice Brooklyn and The Center on Race, Inequality and the Law at NYU Law on Wednesday, July 29 at 6 PM at Weeksville Heritage Center to explore how deed fraud, redlining, and racial injustice threaten Black homeownership in Brooklyn.

To learn more and to register for this free event, click here!
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Providing civil legal services to Brooklynites in need is critical, but we can’t do it alone. Everyone, whether an attorney or not, can help us expand access to the legal system and realize our vision of justice for all.

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Access Justice Brooklyn Model in Action: A Year in Review

14,900 New Yorkers Benefited
264 Volunteers trained and supervised
4,223 Hours donated by compassionate volunteers
“My family was relieved, we could live normally. We can breathe, we didn’t have to pack our bags up and try to find out where to go. I want to thank Access Justice Brooklyn for getting us out of foreclosure.” Jamie, Access Justice Brooklyn Client
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