Attorney Resources
- California ChangeLawyers
- California Lawyer Assistance Program
- California Lawyers Association
- COVID-19 EBLRLA Attorney Resources
- Hispanic National Bar Association
- Minority Bar Coalition (MBC) of the San Francisco Bay Area
Community Resources
- Alameda County Bar Association (510) 302-2222
- California Free Legal Answers
- Contra Costa County Bar Association (925) 825-5700
- State Bar of California (866) 442-2529
- LawHelpCA.org – California’s official and free legal resource
- Disaster Legal Assistance Collaborative California (DLAC)
- COVID-19
Law Student Resources
- EBLRLA Scholarship
- ABA Law Student Division
- California ChangeLawyers
- California Lawyers Association – law students page
- Hispanic National Bar Association
- NALP Member Diversity Fellowships & Scholarships
- National Latina/o Law Students Association
- State Bar of CA Lawyer Assistance Program – law students page
Pre-Law Resources
- ABA Council for Diversity in the Educational Pipeline
- Bar Association of San Francisco (BASF)
- California LAW Pathways – for high school, community college, and four-year college students
- Centro Legal de La Raza, Youth Law Academy (YLA) – for high school students
- Council on Legal Education Opportunity (CLEO)
- East Bay Consortium – for middle and high school students
- Esquire Apprentice
- For People of Color (FPOC), Inc.
- Fresh Lifelines for Youth (FLY) – for middle and high school students
- Immigrants Rising – for undocumented students
- Khan Academy Free LSAT Preparation
- Law School Admission Council (LSAC)
- Legal Education Access Pipeline (LEAP)
- Stanford Law Scholars Institute (SLSI)
- UC Davis King Hall School of Law Outreach Program (KHOP)
- UCLA School of Law, Law Fellows Outreach Program & Central Valley Program
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Disclaimer: This website is not intended to provide nor does it provide legal advice. EBLRLA is not a lawyer referral service and cannot direct you to a specific lawyer or give legal advice. If you, or someone you know, is in need of legal representation, we encourage you to contact your local county bar association.