More Justice, Less Poverty
The Legal Aid Justice Center has been providing legal representation for low-income individuals in Virginia since 1967. Our mission is to seek equal justice for all by solving clients’ legal problems, strengthening the voices of low-income communities, and rooting out the inequities that keep people in poverty. Read more about our mission.
Civil Rights & Racial Justice
We work to reform the criminal justice system’s overreliance on incarceration and to dismantle systems of racial injustice.
Economic Justice
We enforce families’ essential legal rights related to their housing, employment, healthcare, public benefits and consumer concerns.
JustChildren
We advocate to ensure that Virginia’s most vulnerable young people receive the services and support they need to lead successful lives.
Immigrant Advocacy
We help low-income immigrants find justice and fair treatment – individually and through systemic reform.
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News & Media
- Jul 17 2017Call to Investigate Response to Anti-KKK Protest
- Jun 15 2017LAJC Asks Appeals Court to Reverse Dismissal
- May 10 2017VSB Legal Aid Lawyer of the Year: Angela Ciolfi
- Apr 17 2017OCR Investigating Richmond Public Schools
- Apr 14 2017LAJC Announces New Leadership for JustChildren
- Mar 9 2017HUD to Investigate Redevelopment Abuses
- Feb 21 2017LAJC Launches Civil Rights & Racial Justice Program
- Feb 6 2017Yemeni Immigrants Reunited with Families in U.S.
- Jan 31 2017Virginia Files Motion to Intervene in Aziz v. Trump
- Jan 30 2017New Complaint Alleges Detainees Unlawfully Coerced
