We help people with a wide variety of legal issues and problems.  We encourage you to learn more about the following issues and causes:

• Fighting Labor Trafficking
• Stopping Notario Fraud and the unauthorized practice of law
• The disproportionate exploitation of low-wage female workers
• Pervasive inequalities in access to our court system
• The need for multi-disciplinary health and legal services
• Sustainable food and labor practices

Below you will find more links to resources focused on each issue. 

• The New American Slavery: Invited to the U.S., Foreign Workers Find a Nightmare, Buzzfeed
• Wanted: foreign workers - and the labor brokers accused of illegally profiting from them, Reuters
• Labor trafficking is everywhere and nowhere: An overview of 21st century slavery, The Christian Science Monitor
• Hidden in Plain Sight, Urban Institute - Northwestern University Study
• Close to Slavery: Guestworker Programs in the United States, Southern Poverty Law Center Report
• Visas, Inc.: Corporate Control and Policy Incoherence in the U.S. Temporary Labor System, Global Workers Justice Alliance Report

• Scammers No Longer Welcome to Target Immigrants in Philly, Next City
• Scams target immigrants, The Morning Call
• Stop Notario Fraud

• Lives on the Line: The high human cost of chicken, Oxfam Multimedia Report
• Unsafe at These Speeds, Southern Poverty Law Center Report
• Tomatoland: How Modern Industrial Agriculture Destroyed Our Most Alluring Fruit, Barry Estabrook (2011)
• Fresh Fruit, Broken Bodies: Migrant Farmworkers in the United States, Seth Holmes, Ph.D., M.D. (2013)

• How to Protect Female Farmworkers, New York Times
• Cultivating Fear: The Vulnerability of Immigrant Farmworkers in the US to Sexual Violence and Sexual Harassment, Human Rights Watch Report
• Female Workers Face Rape, Harassment in U.S. Agricultural Industry, PBS Frontline
• Injustice on Our Plates, Southern Poverty Law Center

• Kids on the Frontline, Pesticide Action Network North America

• Commission on the Social Determinants of Health - Final Report, World Health Organization Report

• Barriers to Justice: Limited English Proficient Individuals and Pennsylvania's Minor Court System, Sheller Center for Social Justice at Temple University Beasley School of Law