Kentucky Equal Justice Center : Kentucky Equal Justice Center : home - edits http://www.kyequaljustice.org/ Page edits at Kentucky Equal Justice Center : Kentucky Equal Justice Center : home richseckel@kyequaljustice.org (Kentucky Equal Justice Center) http://www.kyequaljustice.org 60 Kentucky Equal Justice Center : Kentucky Equal Justice Center : home - edits http://www.kyequaljustice.org/i/l.png http://www.kyequaljustice.org/ 140 48 Kentucky Equal Justice Center home http://www.kyequaljustice.org/page/diff/home/160961033 equal http://www.kyequaljustice.org/page/diff/home/160961033 http://www.kyequaljustice.org/message/list/home Tue, 07 Sep 2010 22:37:30 GMT <style type="text/css"> ins.insert { background-color: #AFA; color: #080; text-decoration: inherit; } del.delete { background-color: #F88; color: #800; text-decoration: inherit; } </style><div class="blockHeader">...</div>Special Event<br/> Maxwell Street Legal Clinic to celebrate tenth anniversary<br/> <div class="blockHeader">...</div> here or<ins class="insert"> on</ins> the image<br/> {MSLC_10_save_the_date_image_III_small.jpg} <br/> home http://www.kyequaljustice.org/page/diff/home/160515575 equal http://www.kyequaljustice.org/page/diff/home/160515575 http://www.kyequaljustice.org/message/list/home Sun, 05 Sep 2010 22:08:38 GMT <style type="text/css"> ins.insert { background-color: #AFA; color: #080; text-decoration: inherit; } del.delete { background-color: #F88; color: #800; text-decoration: inherit; } </style><div class="blockHeader">...</div>Special Event<br/> Maxwell Street Legal Clinic to celebrate tenth anniversary<br/> <div class="blockHeader">...</div> online click <del class="delete">here,</del><ins class="insert">here</ins> or<del class="delete"> click</del> the image <del class="delete">below</del><ins class="insert">below.</ins><br/> {MSLC_10_save_the_date_image_III_small.jpg} <br/> home http://www.kyequaljustice.org/page/diff/home/160515475 equal http://www.kyequaljustice.org/page/diff/home/160515475 http://www.kyequaljustice.org/message/list/home Sun, 05 Sep 2010 22:07:44 GMT <style type="text/css"> ins.insert { background-color: #AFA; color: #080; text-decoration: inherit; } del.delete { background-color: #F88; color: #800; text-decoration: inherit; } </style> home http://www.kyequaljustice.org/page/diff/home/160515137 equal http://www.kyequaljustice.org/page/diff/home/160515137 http://www.kyequaljustice.org/message/list/home Sun, 05 Sep 2010 22:05:01 GMT <style type="text/css"> ins.insert { background-color: #AFA; color: #080; text-decoration: inherit; } del.delete { background-color: #F88; color: #800; text-decoration: inherit; } </style><div class="blockHeader">...</div>an Employment Law project to help protect low wage workers' rights<br/> We work with a wide variety of community partners.<br/> <del class="delete">{NetworkForGood.gif} </del><br/> Special Event<br/> Maxwell Street Legal Clinic to celebrate tenth anniversary<br/> home http://www.kyequaljustice.org/page/diff/home/160514821 equal http://www.kyequaljustice.org/page/diff/home/160514821 http://www.kyequaljustice.org/message/list/home Sun, 05 Sep 2010 22:02:07 GMT <style type="text/css"> ins.insert { background-color: #AFA; color: #080; text-decoration: inherit; } del.delete { background-color: #F88; color: #800; text-decoration: inherit; } </style><div class="blockHeader">...</div>Special Event<br/> Maxwell Street Legal Clinic to celebrate tenth anniversary<br/> <div class="blockHeader">...</div> click here.<ins class="insert"> To register online click here, or click the image below</ins><br/> {MSLC_10_save_the_date_image_III_small.jpg} <br/> home http://www.kyequaljustice.org/page/diff/home/160491965 equal http://www.kyequaljustice.org/page/diff/home/160491965 http://www.kyequaljustice.org/message/list/home Sun, 05 Sep 2010 18:51:22 GMT <style type="text/css"> ins.insert { background-color: #AFA; color: #080; text-decoration: inherit; } del.delete { background-color: #F88; color: #800; text-decoration: inherit; } </style><div class="blockHeader">...</div>contacting state and federal officials to comment on poverty law issues<br/> In recent years, we also have launched: <br/> a <del class="delete">litigation</del><ins class="insert">Litigation</ins> Project to<br/> an Immigrant Rights Project to help low income immigrant families<br/> an Employment Law project to help protect low wage workers' rights<br/> home http://www.kyequaljustice.org/page/diff/home/160491893 equal http://www.kyequaljustice.org/page/diff/home/160491893 http://www.kyequaljustice.org/message/list/home Sun, 05 Sep 2010 18:50:46 GMT <style type="text/css"> ins.insert { background-color: #AFA; color: #080; text-decoration: inherit; } del.delete { background-color: #F88; color: #800; text-decoration: inherit; } </style><div class="blockHeader">...</div>Advocacy and Partnership<br/> Kentucky Equal Justice Center (KEJC) is a non-profit poverty law advocacy and research center. We serve the state’s non-profit legal services community and low income families by:<br/> <del class="delete">Monitoring</del><ins class="insert">monitoring</ins> and reporting<div class="blockHeader">...</div> poverty law<del class="delete"><br/> Coordinating</del><ins class="insert"><br/> coordinating statewide</ins> task forces<div class="blockHeader">...</div> and paralegals<del class="delete"><br/> Contacting</del><ins class="insert"><br/> contacting</ins> state and<div class="blockHeader">...</div> have launched:<del class="delete"><br/> A Litigation</del><ins class="insert"> <br/> a litigation</ins> Project to<div class="blockHeader">...</div> law cases<del class="delete"><br/> An</del><ins class="insert"><br/> an</ins> Immigrant Rights<div class="blockHeader">...</div> immigrant families<del class="delete"><br/> An</del><ins class="insert"><br/> an</ins> Employment Law<br/> We work with a wide variety of community partners.<br/> {NetworkForGood.gif} <br/> <del class="delete">News<br/> KEJC welcomes new attorney<br/> We are delighted</del><ins class="insert">Special Event<br/> Maxwell Street Legal Clinic</ins> to <del class="delete">report that Zenaida Lockard joined the</del><ins class="insert">celebrate tenth anniversary<br/> Maxwell Street Legal Clinic is ten years old. To mark this very special occasion,</ins> Kentucky Equal Justice Center<del class="delete"> staff January 31 as our new Employment Law Attorney. Zenaida</del> will <del class="delete">carry out</del><ins class="insert">hold an “Around</ins> the <del class="delete">Bluegrass Employment Law Launch (BELL) grant project funded by Public Welfare Foundation—including policy advocacy, coalition building and selected litigation. One special focus: misclassification of employees as independent contractors.<br/> Zenaida is a 2006 graduate of U of L Brandeis School of Law, where she received a Brandeis Full Tuition Minority Scholarship and the 2006 Samuel L. Greenbaum Public service award for the most public service hours in her class. During law school, she worked at the Louisville Legal Aid Society as a Housing Paralegal and Intake Specialist. KEJC lured Zenaida back to Kentucky</del><ins class="insert">World” reception October 22</ins> from <del class="delete">Philadelphia, where she served as an assistant public defender for three years. The transition</del><ins class="insert">7:00</ins> to <del class="delete">employment law? One of her references was a judge who made the very same transition and said “no problem.”<br/> Zenaida will work from Louisville. Right now she’s using Senior Staff Attorney Anne Marie’s office space</del><ins class="insert">9:00 p.m. at Bodley Bullock House, 200 Market Street, Lexington. Join us</ins> in<ins class="insert"> celebrating</ins> the <del class="delete">Starks Building, which KEJC shares with former Legal Aid attorneys Robert Smith</del><ins class="insert">anniversary</ins> and <del class="delete">Mary Cartwright. The whole group is looking for bigger digs in the same building. We’ll publish updated contact information when that’s done. In the meantime: zlockard@kyequaljustice.org.</del><ins class="insert">honoring founding volunteers Marilyn Daniel and Bob Rodriguez. For more information, click here.<br/> {MSLC_10_save_the_date_image_III_small.jpg} </ins><br/> home http://www.kyequaljustice.org/page/diff/home/160402325 equal http://www.kyequaljustice.org/page/diff/home/160402325 http://www.kyequaljustice.org/message/list/home Sat, 04 Sep 2010 19:47:55 GMT <style type="text/css"> ins.insert { background-color: #AFA; color: #080; text-decoration: inherit; } del.delete { background-color: #F88; color: #800; text-decoration: inherit; } </style><div class="blockHeader">...</div>We are delighted to report that Zenaida Lockard joined the Kentucky Equal Justice Center staff January 31 as our new Employment Law Attorney. Zenaida will carry out the Bluegrass Employment Law Launch (BELL) grant project funded by Public Welfare Foundation—including policy advocacy, coalition building and selected litigation. One special focus: misclassification of employees as independent contractors.<br/> Zenaida is a 2006 graduate of U of L Brandeis School of Law, where she received a Brandeis Full Tuition Minority Scholarship and the 2006 Samuel L. Greenbaum Public service award for the most public service hours in her class. During law school, she worked at the Louisville Legal Aid Society as a Housing Paralegal and Intake Specialist. KEJC lured Zenaida back to Kentucky from Philadelphia, where she served as an assistant public defender for three years. The transition to employment law? One of her references was a judge who made the very same transition and said “no problem.”<br/> <div class="blockHeader">...</div> meantime: zlockard@kyequaljustice.org.<del class="delete"> <br/> Help us keep going—and growing!<br/> “Advocacy and partnership.” We’ve been living it since 1976. Many of our friends helped us celebrate our 30th anniversary—now almost three years ago. It’s time to get back in touch, tell you what we’re doing and invite you to be part of our work. We face tough times like all nonprofits—just when there’s more to do than ever—but we’re still going and even growing. We’re fighting the good fight for low income Kentuckians in the courts, the legislature and before government agencies—and getting results. Get the details in our holiday letter:<br/> {KEJC holiday letter 2009 letter.pdf} </del><br/> home http://www.kyequaljustice.org/page/diff/home/160401427 equal http://www.kyequaljustice.org/page/diff/home/160401427 http://www.kyequaljustice.org/message/list/home Sat, 04 Sep 2010 19:36:35 GMT <style type="text/css"> ins.insert { background-color: #AFA; color: #080; text-decoration: inherit; } del.delete { background-color: #F88; color: #800; text-decoration: inherit; } </style><div class="blockHeader">...</div>“Advocacy and partnership.” We’ve been living it since 1976. Many of our friends helped us celebrate our 30th anniversary—now almost three years ago. It’s time to get back in touch, tell you what we’re doing and invite you to be part of our work. We face tough times like all nonprofits—just when there’s more to do than ever—but we’re still going and even growing. We’re fighting the good fight for low income Kentuckians in the courts, the legislature and before government agencies—and getting results. Get the details in our holiday letter:<br/> {KEJC holiday letter 2009 letter.pdf} <br/> <del class="delete">Welcome new Board members<br/> October 16, 2009 -- Kentucky Equal Justice Center welcomes two new Board members this fall. New Community Member Bob Rodriguez was a founding volunteer of Maxwell Street Legal Clinic and continues to volunteer there weekly. New Client Member Maynard George also has a Maxwell Street connection: he and his family became U.S. citizens this summer with help from our Citizenship Project. Maynard came to the U.S. from Sierra Leone. Maxwell Street Legal Clinic officially became part of Kentucky Equal Justice Center in January, 2008.<br/> {Expanding-Health-Coverage-WEB-1.gif} <br/> Kentucky Voices for Health releases &quot;Why It Matters&quot;<br/> September 3, 2009 -- The new coalition Kentucky Voices for Health has released a new paper to underscore the need for health care reform, &quot;Expanding Health Coverage in Kentucky: Why it Matters.&quot; The paper offers background data on uninsured Kentuckians and families struggling with health care costs. A couple of surprising findings:<br/> One in three Kentuckians has public health coverage: One in three Kentuckians (34%), receives health coverage from a publicly funded source, such as Medicaid, Medicare, or the Kentucky Employees Health Plan, which covers all local school district employees and active and retired state employees. And that doesn't count federal employees or the military<br/> Vast majority of uninsured in Kentucky are employed: The vast majority (83%) of uninsured Kentuckians are low-income workers whose jobs generally do not provide coverage. Only 16% of Kentucky’s uninsured residents live in households where no one works, compared to 19% nationally.<br/> Kentucky Equal Justice Center is a member of Kentucky Voices for Health. KEJC Director Rich Seckel chaired the coalition's policy committee and helped launch the coalition's publications. See the full &quot;Why It Matters&quot; report here:<br/> {KVH-Expanding Health Coverage-WEB.pdf} .</del><br/> home http://www.kyequaljustice.org/page/diff/home/158943627 equal http://www.kyequaljustice.org/page/diff/home/158943627 http://www.kyequaljustice.org/message/list/home Sun, 29 Aug 2010 20:37:04 GMT <style type="text/css"> ins.insert { background-color: #AFA; color: #080; text-decoration: inherit; } del.delete { background-color: #F88; color: #800; text-decoration: inherit; } </style><div class="blockHeader">...</div>Kentucky Equal Justice Center {KEJC_color.gif} <br/> Advocacy and Partnership<br/> <div class="blockHeader">...</div> (KEJC) is<del class="delete"> the new name for the Office of Kentucky Legal Services Programs. We are</del> a non-profit<br/> Monitoring and reporting on changes in poverty law<br/> Coordinating task forces of legal services attorneys and paralegals<br/> <div class="blockHeader">...</div>A Litigation Project to tackle high impact poverty law cases<br/> An Immigrant Rights Project to help low income immigrant families<br/> <ins class="insert">An Employment Law project to help protect low wage workers' rights</ins><br/> We work with a wide variety of community partners.<br/> {NetworkForGood.gif} <br/> home http://www.kyequaljustice.org/page/diff/home/122202195 equal http://www.kyequaljustice.org/page/diff/home/122202195 http://www.kyequaljustice.org/message/list/home Mon, 22 Feb 2010 20:23:04 GMT <style type="text/css"> ins.insert { background-color: #AFA; color: #080; text-decoration: inherit; } del.delete { background-color: #F88; color: #800; text-decoration: inherit; } </style><div class="blockHeader">...</div>We are delighted to report that Zenaida Lockard joined the Kentucky Equal Justice Center staff January 31 as our new Employment Law Attorney. Zenaida will carry out the Bluegrass Employment Law Launch (BELL) grant project funded by Public Welfare Foundation—including policy advocacy, coalition building and selected litigation. One special focus: misclassification of employees as independent contractors.<br/> Zenaida is a 2006 graduate of U of L Brandeis School of Law, where she received a Brandeis Full Tuition Minority Scholarship and the 2006 Samuel L. Greenbaum Public service award for the most public service hours in her class. During law school, she worked at the Louisville Legal Aid Society as a Housing Paralegal and Intake Specialist. KEJC lured Zenaida back to Kentucky from Philadelphia, where she served as an assistant public defender for three years. The transition to employment law? One of her references was a judge who made the very same transition and said “no problem.”<br/> <div class="blockHeader">...</div> meantime: zlockard@kyequaljustice.org. <del class="delete">502-314-2383.</del><ins class="insert"></ins><br/> Help us keep going—and growing!<br/> “Advocacy and partnership.” We’ve been living it since 1976. Many of our friends helped us celebrate our 30th anniversary—now almost three years ago. It’s time to get back in touch, tell you what we’re doing and invite you to be part of our work. We face tough times like all nonprofits—just when there’s more to do than ever—but we’re still going and even growing. We’re fighting the good fight for low income Kentuckians in the courts, the legislature and before government agencies—and getting results. Get the details in our holiday letter:<br/> home http://www.kyequaljustice.org/page/diff/home/119637897 equal http://www.kyequaljustice.org/page/diff/home/119637897 http://www.kyequaljustice.org/message/list/home Thu, 11 Feb 2010 01:05:49 GMT <style type="text/css"> ins.insert { background-color: #AFA; color: #080; text-decoration: inherit; } del.delete { background-color: #F88; color: #800; text-decoration: inherit; } </style><div class="blockHeader">...</div>Zenaida is a 2006 graduate of U of L Brandeis School of Law, where she received a Brandeis Full Tuition Minority Scholarship and the 2006 Samuel L. Greenbaum Public service award for the most public service hours in her class. During law school, she worked at the Louisville Legal Aid Society as a Housing Paralegal and Intake Specialist. KEJC lured Zenaida back to Kentucky from Philadelphia, where she served as an assistant public defender for three years. The transition to employment law? One of her references was a judge who made the very same transition and said “no problem.”<br/> Zenaida will work from Louisville. Right now she’s using Senior Staff Attorney Anne Marie’s office space in the Starks Building, which KEJC shares with former Legal Aid attorneys Robert Smith and Mary Cartwright. The whole group is looking for bigger digs in the same building. We’ll publish updated contact information when that’s done. In the meantime: zlockard@kyequaljustice.org. 502-314-2383.<br/> <del class="delete">Holiday campaign: help</del><ins class="insert">Help</ins> us keep<br/> “Advocacy and partnership.” We’ve been living it since 1976. Many of our friends helped us celebrate our 30th anniversary—now almost three years ago. It’s time to get back in touch, tell you what we’re doing and invite you to be part of our work. We face tough times like all nonprofits—just when there’s more to do than ever—but we’re still going and even growing. We’re fighting the good fight for low income Kentuckians in the courts, the legislature and before government agencies—and getting results. Get the details in our holiday letter:<br/> {KEJC holiday letter 2009 letter.pdf} <br/> home http://www.kyequaljustice.org/page/diff/home/119634805 equal http://www.kyequaljustice.org/page/diff/home/119634805 http://www.kyequaljustice.org/message/list/home Thu, 11 Feb 2010 00:48:56 GMT <style type="text/css"> ins.insert { background-color: #AFA; color: #080; text-decoration: inherit; } del.delete { background-color: #F88; color: #800; text-decoration: inherit; } </style><div class="blockHeader">...</div>News<br/> KEJC welcomes new attorney<br/> <div class="blockHeader">...</div> Law Attorney. <del class="delete"> Zenaida</del><ins class="insert">Zenaida</ins> will carry<div class="blockHeader">...</div> selected litigation. <del class="delete"> One</del><ins class="insert">One</ins> special focus: <del class="delete"> misclassification</del><ins class="insert">misclassification</ins> of employees<div class="blockHeader">...</div> independent contractors.<del class="delete"> <br/> Zenaida</del><ins class="insert"><br/> Zenaida</ins> is a<div class="blockHeader">...</div> her class. <del class="delete"> During</del><ins class="insert">During</ins> law school,<div class="blockHeader">...</div> Intake Specialist. <del class="delete"> KEJC</del><ins class="insert">KEJC</ins> lured Zenaida<div class="blockHeader">...</div> three years. <del class="delete"> The</del><ins class="insert">The</ins> transition to employment law? <del class="delete"> One</del><ins class="insert">One</ins> of her<div class="blockHeader">...</div> “no problem.”<del class="delete"> <br/> Zenaida</del><ins class="insert"><br/> Zenaida</ins> will work from Louisville. <del class="delete"> Right</del><ins class="insert">Right</ins> now she’s<div class="blockHeader">...</div> Mary Cartwright. <del class="delete"> The</del><ins class="insert">The</ins> whole group<div class="blockHeader">...</div> same building. <del class="delete"> We’ll</del><ins class="insert">We’ll</ins> publish updated<div class="blockHeader">...</div> that’s done. <del class="delete"> In</del><ins class="insert">In</ins> the meantime: <del class="delete"> zlockard@kyequaljustice.org. 502-314-2383. </del><ins class="insert">zlockard@kyequaljustice.org. 502-314-2383.</ins><br/> Holiday campaign: help us keep going—and growing!<br/> <div class="blockHeader">...</div> getting results. <del class="delete"> Get</del><ins class="insert">Get</ins> the details<br/> {KEJC holiday letter 2009 letter.pdf} <br/> Welcome new Board members<br/> home http://www.kyequaljustice.org/page/diff/home/119634397 equal http://www.kyequaljustice.org/page/diff/home/119634397 http://www.kyequaljustice.org/message/list/home Thu, 11 Feb 2010 00:46:53 GMT <style type="text/css"> ins.insert { background-color: #AFA; color: #080; text-decoration: inherit; } del.delete { background-color: #F88; color: #800; text-decoration: inherit; } </style><div class="blockHeader">...</div>News<br/> KEJC welcomes new attorney<br/> <div class="blockHeader">...</div> report that <del class="delete">*Zenaida Lockard*</del><ins class="insert">Zenaida Lockard</ins> joined the<div class="blockHeader">...</div> independent contractors. <del class="delete"> <br/> Zenaida</del><ins class="insert"><br/> Zenaida</ins> is a<div class="blockHeader">...</div> her class. <del class="delete"> During</del><ins class="insert">During</ins> law school,<div class="blockHeader">...</div> Intake Specialist. <del class="delete"><br/> KEJC</del><ins class="insert">KEJC</ins> lured Zenaida<div class="blockHeader">...</div> “no problem.”<ins class="insert"> </ins><br/> Zenaida will work from Louisville. Right now she’s using Senior Staff Attorney Anne Marie’s office space in the Starks Building, which KEJC shares with former Legal Aid attorneys Robert Smith and Mary Cartwright. The whole group is looking for bigger digs in the same building. We’ll publish updated contact information when that’s done. In the meantime: zlockard@kyequaljustice.org. 502-314-2383. <br/> Holiday campaign: help us keep going—and growing!<br/> home http://www.kyequaljustice.org/page/diff/home/119634121 equal http://www.kyequaljustice.org/page/diff/home/119634121 http://www.kyequaljustice.org/message/list/home Thu, 11 Feb 2010 00:45:18 GMT <style type="text/css"> ins.insert { background-color: #AFA; color: #080; text-decoration: inherit; } del.delete { background-color: #F88; color: #800; text-decoration: inherit; } </style><div class="blockHeader">...</div>{NetworkForGood.gif} <br/> News<br/> <ins class="insert">KEJC welcomes new attorney<br/> We are delighted to report that *Zenaida Lockard* joined the Kentucky Equal Justice Center staff January 31 as our new Employment Law Attorney. Zenaida will carry out the Bluegrass Employment Law Launch (BELL) grant project funded by Public Welfare Foundation—including policy advocacy, coalition building and selected litigation. One special focus: misclassification of employees as independent contractors. <br/> Zenaida is a 2006 graduate of U of L Brandeis School of Law, where she received a Brandeis Full Tuition Minority Scholarship and the 2006 Samuel L. Greenbaum Public service award for the most public service hours in her class. During law school, she worked at the Louisville Legal Aid Society as a Housing Paralegal and Intake Specialist. <br/> KEJC lured Zenaida back to Kentucky from Philadelphia, where she served as an assistant public defender for three years. The transition to employment law? One of her references was a judge who made the very same transition and said “no problem.”<br/> Zenaida will work from Louisville. Right now she’s using Senior Staff Attorney Anne Marie’s office space in the Starks Building, which KEJC shares with former Legal Aid attorneys Robert Smith and Mary Cartwright. The whole group is looking for bigger digs in the same building. We’ll publish updated contact information when that’s done. In the meantime: zlockard@kyequaljustice.org. 502-314-2383. </ins><br/> Holiday campaign: help us keep going—and growing!<br/> “Advocacy and partnership.” We’ve been living it since 1976. Many of our friends helped us celebrate our 30th anniversary—now almost three years ago. It’s time to get back in touch, tell you what we’re doing and invite you to be part of our work. We face tough times like all nonprofits—just when there’s more to do than ever—but we’re still going and even growing. We’re fighting the good fight for low income Kentuckians in the courts, the legislature and before government agencies—and getting results. Get the details in our holiday letter:<br/> {KEJC holiday letter 2009 letter.pdf} <br/> <del class="delete">KEJC seeks Employment Law Attorney {ky-law-scales2.jpg} <br/> November 9, 2009 -- With support from a national foundation, Kentucky Equal Justice Center soon will launch a new project devoted to employment law and workers' rights. We call it &quot;Bluegrass Employment Law Launch&quot; (BELL for short). Our first step is to bring on a new attorney staff member. See the job announcement here. One issue we're watching: “misclassification.” That’s when an employer incorrectly classifies a worker as an independent contractor rather than an employee, with resulting loss of benefits like workers comp coverage. We’ve seen it at Maxwell Street Legal Clinic, when a worker comes in facing health care bills from a work place accident. It’s a cross-cutting issue: the building trades in the state have tried for several years to tighten up the definitions in our state statute.</del><br/> Welcome new Board members<br/> October 16, 2009 -- Kentucky Equal Justice Center welcomes two new Board members this fall. New Community Member Bob Rodriguez was a founding volunteer of Maxwell Street Legal Clinic and continues to volunteer there weekly. New Client Member Maynard George also has a Maxwell Street connection: he and his family became U.S. citizens this summer with help from our Citizenship Project. Maynard came to the U.S. from Sierra Leone. Maxwell Street Legal Clinic officially became part of Kentucky Equal Justice Center in January, 2008.<br/> home http://www.kyequaljustice.org/page/diff/home/110021531 equal http://www.kyequaljustice.org/page/diff/home/110021531 http://www.kyequaljustice.org/message/list/home Thu, 17 Dec 2009 01:38:12 GMT <style type="text/css"> ins.insert { background-color: #AFA; color: #080; text-decoration: inherit; } del.delete { background-color: #F88; color: #800; text-decoration: inherit; } </style><div class="blockHeader">...</div>News<br/> Holiday campaign: help us keep going—and growing!<br/> <div class="blockHeader">...</div> even growing. <del class="delete">More important, we’re</del><ins class="insert">We’re</ins> fighting the<br/> {KEJC holiday letter 2009 letter.pdf} <br/> KEJC seeks Employment Law Attorney {ky-law-scales2.jpg} <br/> home http://www.kyequaljustice.org/page/diff/home/110021393 equal http://www.kyequaljustice.org/page/diff/home/110021393 http://www.kyequaljustice.org/message/list/home Thu, 17 Dec 2009 01:37:08 GMT <style type="text/css"> ins.insert { background-color: #AFA; color: #080; text-decoration: inherit; } del.delete { background-color: #F88; color: #800; text-decoration: inherit; } </style> home http://www.kyequaljustice.org/page/diff/home/110021289 equal http://www.kyequaljustice.org/page/diff/home/110021289 http://www.kyequaljustice.org/message/list/home Thu, 17 Dec 2009 01:36:21 GMT <style type="text/css"> ins.insert { background-color: #AFA; color: #080; text-decoration: inherit; } del.delete { background-color: #F88; color: #800; text-decoration: inherit; } </style> home http://www.kyequaljustice.org/page/diff/home/110020827 equal http://www.kyequaljustice.org/page/diff/home/110020827 http://www.kyequaljustice.org/message/list/home Thu, 17 Dec 2009 01:33:21 GMT <style type="text/css"> ins.insert { background-color: #AFA; color: #080; text-decoration: inherit; } del.delete { background-color: #F88; color: #800; text-decoration: inherit; } </style><div class="blockHeader">...</div>News<br/> Holiday campaign: help us keep going—and growing!<br/> <div class="blockHeader">...</div> getting results.<del class="delete"><br/> Get</del><ins class="insert"> Get</ins> the details<div class="blockHeader">...</div> our holiday <del class="delete">letter here:</del><ins class="insert">letter:</ins><br/> {KEJC holiday letter 2009 letter.pdf} <br/> KEJC seeks Employment Law Attorney {ky-law-scales2.jpg} <br/> home http://www.kyequaljustice.org/page/diff/home/110020691 equal http://www.kyequaljustice.org/page/diff/home/110020691 http://www.kyequaljustice.org/message/list/home Thu, 17 Dec 2009 01:32:27 GMT <style type="text/css"> ins.insert { background-color: #AFA; color: #080; text-decoration: inherit; } del.delete { background-color: #F88; color: #800; text-decoration: inherit; } </style><div class="blockHeader">...</div>News<br/> Holiday campaign: help us keep going—and growing!<br/> <div class="blockHeader">...</div> getting results.<del class="delete"> </del><br/> Get the details in our holiday letter here:<br/> {KEJC holiday letter 2009 letter.pdf} <br/>