The Public Interest Law Center of Philadelphia joined The Campaign for Fair Education Funding, which formally launched on October 6.

Independence Foundation Fellow Julie Foster has been invited to present at the 2014 Pennsylvania Convention of the National Federation of the Blind in State College, PA.

Civil Rights 50 Years Later — Still fighting for equality.

Law Center adds members to the ex-officio and advisory boards.

The Law Center is pleased to announce that the Pennsylvania State Conference of NAACP Branches will be awarded a 2014 Thaddeus Stevens Award at the Law Center’s Celebration of Civil Rights on Tuesday, October 14th.

We are pleased to announce support from the United Way and The Hassel Foundation for our education and health care programs, respectively.

Contact Philadelphia City Council and let them know that School District of Philadelphia students deserve $55 million more.

The Law Center welcomed a new member to its Board of Directors, adding Phillip E. Wilson, Jr. in May.

Sonja Kerr testified at a City Council hearing on Resolution No. 130782, which calls on the Committee on Labor and Civil Service to hold hearings on increasing access to city services to immigrant and language-minority populations.

The Law Center’s executive director will be honored with the 2014 Pennsylvania Bar Association’s Special Achievement Award for her dedication and commitment to the Access to Justice Coalition.