We speak to community groups, clubs, churches, social service organizations, and others who are interested in learning more about our work and poverty law. We do radio, cable TV programs and webinars. From time to time, we issue press releases about our work. Local newspapers carry stories about our work.
We are often asked to provide information on poverty law topics and justice for teachers and students. We especially welcome opportunities to speak to adult students, particularly those attending literacy programs or studying to become human service professionals or social workers.