Thousands of Tenants Seek to Intervene in Real Estate Mogul’s Lawsuit Challenging LA Eviction Moratorium
Los Angeles – Groups representing tens of thousands of Los Angeles tenants—most of them Black and ...
Black Farmers Face Severe Economic Displacement if Critical USDA Debt Relief is Denied
For Immediate Release: October 12, 2021 Contact: Rekha Radhakrishnan rradhakrishnan@publiccounsel.org Black Farmers Face Severe Economic Displacement ...
Former President & CEO Hernan Vera Nominated to Federal District Court by President Biden
Public Counsel Celebrates Nomination of Its Former President & CEO Hernan Vera to Federal District ...
New Report Exposes Why Street Vendors Are Still Being Ticketed and Harassed By Law Enforcement In Los Angeles
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: August 11, 2021 CONTACT: Doug Smith, 360-770-9987, Scott Cummings, 323-630-9142 New Report Exposes Why ...
Milestone Settlement Between Students and University of California Eliminates Use of SAT and ACT Scores
ALAMEDA, CALIFORNIA – May 14, 2021 – Today, plaintiffs in Smith v. Regents of the University of California reached ...
Community-based Organizations and Students File Injunction for Expansive and Equitable Relief as In-person and Hybrid Learning Take Hold
Without Comprehensive Change, Grounded in Proven Programs and Supports, California’s Most Underserved Students May Never ...
Thousands of Veterans and Caregivers Seeking Caregiver Program Assistance Gain Access to Just Appeals Process
Landmark class-action ruling ensures that veterans and their caregivers are given a meaningful chance to ...
Public Counsel Announces New President & CEO
Mónica Ramírez Almadani brings nearly two decades of civil rights experience advocating for the rights ...
New York Students File First-Of-Its-Kind Lawsuit Asserting Constitutional Right to an Education That Dismantles Racism
Systemic racial inequities perpetuated by admissions screens, harrowing inequality and Eurocentric curriculum are among the ...
California Parents and Advocates Sue the State for Constitutional Right to Education as Setbacks Continue Under Remote Learning
Educational Inequities for Black and Brown Low-Income Students are Multiplying ALAMEDA, CALIFORNIA – November 30, ...
