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NLG National Projects
NLG National Immigration Project The National Immigration Project is a network of immigration lawyers, law students, jailhouse lawyers, and legal workers who work to end unlawful immigration practices, to recognize the contributions of immigrants in this country, to promote fair immigration practices, and to expand the civil and human rights of all immigrants, regardless of their status in the United States. Dan Kesselbrenner 14 Beacon St #602 Boston, MA 02108 (617) 227-9727, fax: (617) 227-5495 dan at nationalimmigrationproject.org $75 (mail dues directly to the National Immigration Project) NLG Center for Democratic Communications For more than ten years the CDC worked on behalf of groups seeking to change the FCC's ban on low power community radio. Now that the FCC has authorized such a service the CDC works with potential applicants for these licenses to guide them through the process, as well as working to inform progressive organizations and communities about this hard won opportunity. Peter Frank, Chair and Legal Director NLG Center on Democratic Communications 1840 Woolsey Street Berkeley, CA 94703 ph. 510-548-7300 fax 510-540-4821 cdc at nlg.org members:$25 NLG National Police Accountability Project The National Police Accountability Project is dedicated to curtailing police abuse of authority through coordinated legal action, public education and support for grassroots and victims' organizations combating police misconduct. Brigett Keller, Executive Director 14 Beacon Street Room 701 Boston, MA 02108 617-227-6015 Fax 617-830-0260 npap at nlg.org sliding scale dues NLG Sugar Law Center For Economic Justice The National Lawyers Guild/Maurice and Jane Sugar Law Center for Economic and Social Justice is a national, non-profit public interest law center founded in 1991 upon the principle that economic and civil rights are inseparable; that one group of rights cannot truly exist in the absence of the other. 2727 Second Avenue, Suite 327 Detroit, MI 48201 (313) 962-6540 (313) 962-4492 (fax) mail at sugarlaw.org The Northwest Constitutional Rights Center The Northwest Constitutional Rights Center is committed to serving and protecting the citizens of the Northwest from governmental agencies and corporations which have a history and pattern of abusing their power and privileges and exceeding their prescribed limitations. The Northwest Constitutional Rights Center 1020 SW Taylor St., Ste. 449 Portland, Oregon 97205 503-295-6400 info at nwcrc.org |