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Racial and Economic Justice For Lower Income People and Communities

As seasoned impact litigators, legislative and administrative advocates, and trainers, The Public Interest Law Project (PILP) fights for affordable and fair housing, access to public benefits, homelessness prevention and civil rights for and in partnership with low income communities, communities of color, and legal services organizations throughout California.

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CELEBRATING

28

Years of Advancing
Justice
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

Law Student Opportunities

The Public Interest Law Project (PILP) is currently seeking externship applications for the Fall 2023 term.

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Announcements

The Housing Crisis Act: Relocation Assistance and Replacement Housing Requirements (AB 1218)

This brief legal alert summarizes the Housing Crisis Act’s replacement housing requirements and protections for tenants who are displaced by new development, including relocation assistance, right to return, and right of first refusal for an affordable replacement unit.

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In Tribute to Dan Pearlman

The Public Interest Law Project honors Dan Pearlman, our founding board member and former Chair.

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In Tribute to Dan Pearlman

The Public Interest Law Project honors Dan Pearlman, our founding board member and former Chair.

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Congratulations Melody Osuna!

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CalFresh for Nonminor Dependents (NMDs) and Youth Exiting Foster Care: A Fact Sheet for Advocates

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