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While NYCHA Stalled on Fixing Rent Aid Glitch, Tenants Suffered, Say Lawyers
NYLAG’s Anna Luft and Danielle Tarantolo spoke to THE CITY about NYLAG’s advocacy on behalf of tenants who feared eviction after receiving erroneous letters from NYCHA threatening to cut off their rent subsidies.
It’s Not Too Early: 3 Ways to Teach Children About Saving Money
Useful tips and resources to help you teach your children great money habits.
Despite Biden’s Promises, US Offers Few Supports for Ukrainian Refugees
In this article from Truthout, Jodi Ziesemer, director of NYLAG’s Immigrant Protection Unit, spoke about the disconnect between the rhetoric and the reality of the support available to Ukrainian immigrants in the U.S.
Ukrainians Find a Wealth of Community But No Legal Work in New York
NYLAG’s Jodi Ziesemer spoke to Documented about the challenges and legal barriers Ukrainian immigrants are facing after fleeing war and seeking safety in New York.
Social Security: 5 Things You Need to Know to Be Better Prepared for the Future
Learn how to maximize your retirement benefits.
If Your School Misled or Lied to You, You Can Apply to Have Your Federal Student Loans Forgiven
You have the right to apply to have your federal student loans forgiven if your school misled you or lied to you. Learn more and view the guide we created to assist you in applying.
