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Justice starts with one person. Read the stories and voices of NJP’s clients along with updates to our legal advocacy challenging unjust practices.
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Justice starts with one person. Read the stories and voices of NJP’s clients along with updates to our legal advocacy challenging unjust practices.
"For nearly all of us, the COVID-19 pandemic caused immeasurable disruption in our employment, education, and daily lives. For my son Owen, the turmoil in education continued long after the restrictions were lifted."
An interview with NJP Youth Law Attorney Mary Griffin.
As we celebrate Black History Month, and the achievements of Black Americans in every realm of social and economic life, the Northwest Justice Project is delighted to share a new resource from the Washington State Minority and Justice Commission. The 2024 Diversity in the Judiciary Directory highlights judges, commissioners, and magistrates of color from who serve as mentors, sources of information, representation, and bridges to the justice system for their communities.
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The Seattle/King County Coalition on Homelessness (Coalition on Homelessness), along with three unhoused individuals residing in Burien, Washington, filed a lawsuit today challenging Burien’s Ordinance 827 as unconstitutional.