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The Impact of THE CAMPAIGN for Legal Services
- Who Benefits from THE CAMPAIGN for Legal Services?
- The Impact of THE CAMPAIGN.
- Legal Services are Basic Services: food shelter, health care and educational opportunity are preserved when low-income individuals have access civil legal services
Silicon Valley Demographics
- Majority of Santa Clara County Families Speak Foreign Language at Home: Mike Smith, The Mercury News, September 22, 2008
- Language Barriers to Justice in California: Agencies Benefiting from SVCLS Address Needs: An excerpt from the 2006 Silicon Valley Campaign for Legal Services Annual Report
Poverty in Silicon Valley
- Redefining Poverty and the Silicon Valley Self-Sufficiency Standard: An excerpt from the 2008 Silicon Valley Campaign for Legal Services Annual Report
Seniors
- A Baby Boomer Turns 60 Every 8 Seconds - Putting Increased Strain On Limited Senior Resources: An excerpt from the 2007 Silicon Valley Campaign for Legal Services Annual Report
The Growing Need for Legal Assistance
- What's the Need?
- Santa Clara County IOLTA Funding Declines
- Cutbacks in National Legal Services Corp. Funding
- Implications of The Collapsing Credit, Housing and Job Markets for Legal Services Organizations in Santa Clara Valley: Michele Landis Dauber, Professor of Law and Bernard D. Bergreen Faculty Scholar, Stanford University, November 18, 2008
- A Language Gap in Justice: Geoff Robinson, The Recorder, October 17, 2008
- Language Barriers to Justice In California: California Commission on Access to Justice, 2005
- Equal Access Fund: Report To California Legislature, March 2005
- Hard Times for Legal Services: California Bar Journal Nov. 2002
- The Path to Equal Justice: A Five-Year Status Report on Access to Justice in California: California Commission on Access to Justice, October 2002