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#RaiseTheAge

Raise the Age Makes Us Safer

Before Raise the Age (RTA) went into effect, New York was one of two remaining states to prosecute all 16- and 17-year-olds as adults.
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#AssociatesCampaign

The 2025 Associates’ Campaign

We’re thrilled to announce that, thanks to the participation of 28 firms and over 1,000 individuals, the 2025 Associates’ Campaign was the most successful in recent years, raising nearly $415,000! 
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#HAVP

Confronting New York’s Housing Crisis

The Legal Aid Society is calling on lawmakers in Albany to create a long-term solution to our housing crisis via a Housing Access Voucher program.
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#DoNYCJustice

Do NYC Justice

The Legal Aid Society is working with organizations across the city to help New Yorkers find access to justice in all of its forms—from housing to mental health support.
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#GIRDSNY

Incarcerated TGNCNBI New Yorkers Deserve Safety & Respect

The Legal Aid Society is calling on lawmakers to pass the Gender Identity Respect, Dignity, and Safety (GIRDS) Act.
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#AssociatesCampaign

The 2024 Associates’ Campaign

Led by Associates at New York City’s top law firms, the campaign brings together attorneys to engage in friendly competition and raise vital funds to support Legal Aid’s under resourced units.
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#YourRightsYourPower

Your Rights, Your Power

Rights are like a muscle. The more you flex them, the stronger they get. For you, and your community.
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#13thForward

Abolishing Slavery in New York

The Legal Aid Society is fighting to end slavery as punishment for a crime in New York State, 158 years after the ratification of the 13th Amendment.
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#TreatmentNotJail

End Mass Incarceration & Perpetual Punishment

Mass incarceration has a devastating impact on families and communities and the negative effects continue after time is served.
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#AssociatesCampaign

The 2023 Associates’ Campaign

Thank you to everyone who donated to the 2023 Associates’ Campaign.
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