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Can You Address Poverty Without Systemic Change?
Our Financial Counseling Division has a new name. Why? Because we cannot address poverty and economic inequities without systemic change. ...
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New Law Protects Tenants Impacted by COVID-19
New law permanently prevents unpaid rent that accrued during COVID-19. NYLAG responds.
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Out of Work? How to Navigate Unemployment Benefits in the Coronavirus Crisis
Many New Yorkers are still battling the unemployment challenges caused by the pandemic. Learn how to navigate unemployment benefits in ...
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Ensuring Domestic Violence Survivors Have the Resources They Need
NYLAG's Micah Horwitz's op-ed in GothamGazette advocates for free essential resources to ensure the safety of domestic violence survivors.
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INSIGHT: Pro Bono Cross-Cultural Training Needed for Race Equity, Access to Justice
NYLAG’s Chief Equity and Inclusion Officer Caprice Jenerson's op-ed in Bloomberg Tax explains why cross-cultural training can allow white pro ...
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Unemployment Benefits During COVID-19—FAQs Answered
On June 12th, 2020, NYLAG held a live Q&A discussing unemployment insurance, rights when hours or wages are cut, and ...
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