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Prevent homelessness and protect renters from uninhabitable living conditions. Protect seniors and veterans. Ensure access to healthcare and education. Support welcoming communities and due process for immigrants. Rebuild neighborhoods and empower residents. Lift up the voices of people often unheard and left behind. 

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Advocates for Basic Legal Equality, Inc. (ABLE) is a non-profit regional law firm that provides high-quality legal assistance in civil matters to help low-income individuals and groups in Ohio achieve self-reliance, equal justice, and economic opportunity.

ABLE'S BOARD OF TRUSTEES APPOINTS NEW EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

Learn more about the new leadership changes at ABLE.

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MEDICAID WAIVERS EXPLAINED

Hear how our clients navigated the Medicaid system.

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TENANT INFORMATION HOTLINE

Informational hotline for landlord/tenant obligations, duties, and rights with referral for full representation for qualified residents.

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KNOW YOUR RIGHTS VIDEOS NOW AVAILABLE

Know Your Rights videos are available in three languages.

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ABLE Attorneys Publish Analysis on the Community Lawyering Model 

ABLE attorneys Kathleen Kersh and Matthew Currie’s analysis of how the community lawyering model can be used to promote community power to change unjust systems was recently published in the UIC Law Review.

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New Program Provides Civil Legal Assistance to Afghan Evacuees in Western Ohio

The ABLE-led Afghan Evacuee Immigration Legal Services Project provides legal guidance and helps our new community members as continued progress is made toward stabilizing the humanitarian crisis.

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Who Gets Stopped in Oakwood? The Racial Divide.

Reasons to be concerned about how frequently Black drivers are stopped in Dayton's Oakwood.

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ABLE Publishes 2022 Immigration Advocacy Project Report to the Community

Read our Immigration Advocacy Project's report to the community, featuring important updates, statistics, and client stories about our impact on agricultural worker and immigrant communities throughout Ohio.

 

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