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Bay Area Legal Aid
Nonprofit organization offering free civil legal services for low-income Bay Area residents.
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Centro Legal De La Raza
Nonprofit agency protecting and advancing the rights of immigrant, low-income, and Latino communities. Provides bilingual legal services including representation, education, and advocacy.Currently unable to leave voicema…
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Eden Council For Hope And Opportunity
Nonprofit agency dedicated to equal housing opportunities and housing counseling. Promotes the elimination of homelessness for Alameda County residents except for Fremont.
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Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
United States Government-Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (Eeoc)Provides assistance to individuals who believe they have been subjected to employment discrimination. Discrimination can be based on an employees: race national origin color sex religion age disability genetic informatio…
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Fair Housing Services
Eden Council For Hope And OpportunityConducts site investigation and enforcement in response to reports of housing discrimination complaints. Performs audit-based investigations to determine degrees of housing discrimination existing in designated areas. In…
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Fremont City Community Development Department - Housing Division
City department dedicated to improve, preserve, and support the development of affordable housing.
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Fremont Fair Housing and Tenant/Landlord Services
Fremont City Community Development Department - Housing DivisionOffers landlords and tenants with confidential counseling for all rental housing questions. These questions may include: security deposits repairs termination of tenancy evictions privacy right to entry retaliation rent …
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Gender Equity and LGBTQ Rights
Legal Aid At WorkOffers help for workers to address discrimination and harassment they face at work. Specifically helps on the basis of gender, sexual orientation, and gender identity. Focus on low-income workers and those unemployed, wh…
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Housing Preservation
Bay Area Legal AidOffers free legal assistance and representation to low-income tenants facing eviction or loss of housing subsidy. Assistance is also provided to tenants in challenging housing discrimination. Helps protect families from …
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Legal Aid At Work
Nonprofit legal services organization that assists low-income workers and their families. Uses strategies to enforce and strengthen workers' rights.
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NAACP Supportive Services
National Association For The Advancement Of Colored People (Naacp)Works to end racial discrimination in American society. This is done with emphasis on: Education Employment Police brutality Legislation Economic empowerment Civic projects Social eventsProvides referrals to legal servic…
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National Association For The Advancement Of Colored People (Naacp)
National agency ensures the political, educational, social, and economic equality rights to all. Helps to eliminate race-based discrimination.
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United States Government-Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (Eeoc)
Federal agency focused on enforcing federal laws that make it illegal to discriminate against a job applicant or an employee.
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Workers' Rights Clinic
Legal Aid At WorkOffers free weekly Workers' Rights Clinic for low-wage workers in the East Bay. Clinic provides legal assistance with: denial of wages discrimination work and safety issues unemployment benefits harassment wrongful termi…
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Workers' Rights Practice
Centro Legal De La RazaHelps low-wage workers fight unlawful working conditions. Provides legal help for wage claims and discrimination. Workers' compensation are referred to another agency.
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