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More than 400 advocates are a part of the probono.net/la community. Look here for news, events, volunteer opportunities and practice tools.
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Road Home is rough for people with title problems: click here for NPR's story on All Things Considered.
Click here to read a New York Times editorial about the crisis for post-Katrina homeless.
Click here to read a New York Times report about the closing of a FEMA trailer park in Baker, Louisiana.
New York Times editorial urges action to aid post-Katrina homeless.
- Click here to check out these resources from the Louisiana Road Home Program.
- Our News page includes links to poverty law organizations and job announcements.
- Click on Events for a calendar of trainings sessions, conferences and other chances to meet pro bono advocates.
