
Disaster Recovery, Disaster Response and Preparedness, Immigrant Populations
Taylor Noya
Hosted by
New Mexico Immigrant Law Center
Sponsored by
Disaster Resilience Program
Opportunities
Disasters devastate lower-income communities, creating new poverty and further entrenching inequality. In the wake of any disaster, families often need the assistance of a lawyer to overcome barriers to recovery.
The Disaster Resilience Program mobilizes lawyers (Attorney Fellows) and law students (Student Fellows) to provide free civil legal aid in disaster-prone areas to ensure vital legal services are accessible, comprehensive, and responsive to the unique needs of individuals, families, and communities so lives can be stabilized and communities rebuilt to be more resilient.
Being in the [DRP] allowed me to become a trusted stakeholder and partner within both the disaster networks and disability organizations.Stephanie Duke
2020 DRP Fellow
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Equal Justice Works, American Bar Association, American Bar Association Young Lawyers Division Disaster Legal Services, and Stetson University College of Law bring together disaster law experts and advocates for two-day Disaster Resilience Symposium in March 2023
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