Louisiana Appleseed, along with project partners, seek to address the racial and ethnic wealth gap in Louisiana and find solutions to reduce

Since 2007, Louisiana Appleseed volunteers have been working on title issues involving inherited property in Louisiana.

Laws and policies governing New Orleans charter facilities and recommendation for best practices and alternative approaches.

Louisiana Appleseed and its partners worked with school liaisons to identify and address the gaps that prevent homeless children from...

The Louisiana Association of Public Charter Schools (LAPCS) and Louisiana Appleseed created joint publications to help charter schools thriv

A pamphlet to educate public schools about the use of custody affidavits, ensuring that students across Louisiana are able to enroll in...

This project focuses on the public defenders’ funding crisis in Louisiana and recent criminal justice reform.

Reducing child support arrears for the previously incarcerated based on the ability to pay as a step towards successful re-entry...

Two immigrations manuals on immigration proceedings.

Methods to prevent domestic abuse and assist courts and attorneys with understanding the different forms abuse manifests within...

Louisiana Appleseed developed a project to address the growing number of wage claim issues throughout the state. Community Partners: The...

A handbook that provides information about mental health law to the legal community.

The United States judicial system grants all persons the privilege of access to justice regardless of whether the litigant is impoverished.

Louisiana Appleseed released its findings on financial stability in report: A Vicious Cycle: How Predatory Lending and Court Fines & Fees...

Public schools across Louisiana are now able to provide free meals to all students under the School Breakfast and National School Lunch ...

Louisiana Appleseed and volunteers created a disaster training guide to help attorneys after a disaster strikes.

Louisiana Appleseed and volunteers have been encouraging schools to teach about relationship abuse, as well as healthy relationships.

Louisiana Appleseed ensures equal access to the justice system, regardless of a limited proficiency of English.

Lawyers can now earn CLE Credit for Pro Bono work.

The importance of legal service corporations (LSC) and how the recent decline in state and federal funding places our already challenged...

Appleseed releases its findings on financial stability in low-income and communities of color in its report A Vicious Cycle...

June is National Homeownership Awareness Month! In celebration of making the dream of homeownership...

Appleseed worked in coordination with volunteers to create a Domestic Abuse Bench Card for the judiciary to use as a reference during...

Appleseed joined several other nonprofit organizations at the Inaugural Health and Wellness Fair presented by...