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Attorney Resources

Alameda County Bar Association	Contra Costa County Bar Association	California ChangeLawyers	California Lawyers Association
Hispanic National Bar Association	Minority Bar Coalition (MBC) of the San Francisco Bay Area	The State Bar of California	The State Bar of California Lawyer Assistance Program

Community Resources

• Alameda County Bar Association (510) 302-2222
• Contra Costa County Bar Association (925) 825-5700
• California Free Legal Answers
• Centro Legal de la Raza (510) 437-1554
• Disaster Legal Assistance Collaborative California (DLAC)
• East Bay Community Law Center (510) 548-4040
• State Bar of California (866) 442-2529
• LawHelpCA.org – California’s official and free legal resource
• Contra Costa Senior Legal Services
• Legal Assistance for Seniors (Alameda County)

Eviction Know Your Rights Videos & Resources

EBLRLA president Brian Cecilio Amaya is featured in Bay Area Legal Aid‘s 6-minute Fight Your Eviction – Know Your Rights step-by-step video, also available in Spanish. They also have a housing rights video library and written housing resources.

Law Student Resources

• EBLRLA Scholarship Fund
• ABA Law Student Division
• Bar Association of San Francisco (BASF), Justice & Diversity Center (JDC)
  • 1L Open Doors Job Shadow Program – for 1Ls
  • Bay Area Diversity Career Fair – for 2Ls
• California ChangeLawyers
• California Lawyers Association – law students may join up to 3 sections for free
• Equal Justice America
• Equal Justice Works
• Hispanic National Bar Association
• Hispanic Scholarship Fund
• Latina Lawyers Bar Association
• Law School Scholarships & Resources (tinyurl.com/lawschoolscholarships) [Google Docs maintained by TBD]
• NALP Member Diversity Fellowships & Scholarships
• National Latina/o Law Students Association
• San Francisco La Raza Lawyers Association (SFLRLA)
  • Diversity Fellowships (Google Docs list maintained by SFLRLA)
• 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), Justice & Diversity Center (JDC)
  • Bay Area Minority Law Student Scholarship Program – for those accepted to a San Francisco Bay Area law school
  • Destination Law School (DLS) – for college students/graduates
  • Diversity Legal Pipeline (DLP) – for college students/graduates
• California LAW Pathways – for high school, community college, and four-year college students/graduates
• Centro Legal de La Raza, Diversity Legal Pipeline (DLP) – for college students/recent graduates
• Centro Legal de La Raza, Youth Law Academy (YLA) – for high school students
• Council on Legal Education Opportunity (CLEO) – for college students/graduates
• East Bay Consortium – for middle and high school students
• Esquire Apprentice – for low-income women of color
• Fighting for Fairness – for college seniors/graduates
• For People of Color (FPOC), Inc. – for college students/graduates
• 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)
• Law School Scholarships & Resources (tinyurl.com/lawschoolscholarships) – for pre-law and law students [Google Docs list maintained by TBD]
• Legal Education Access Pipeline (LEAP) – for college students/recent graduates
• LSAT Wizard – free stuff section
• Stanford Law Scholars Institute (SLSI) – for college students
• UC Davis King Hall School of Law Outreach Program (KHOP) – for college students
• UCLA School of Law, Law Fellows Outreach Program & Central Valley Program – for college students and college graduates

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Updated 05/13/2023

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.