We lead the fight for economic and racial justice by litigating, shaping policy, and training and connecting people in the advocacy community.
We don’t just fight for communities affected by poverty—we work alongside them, advocating for solutions that are informed by their lived experiences
We convene and connect advocates, community leaders, and activists across the country so they can share ideas, resources, and get the tools they need.
We build the capacity and skills of equal justice lawyers and activists to champion economic and racial justice in their fields.
From litigating and shaping policies in Illinois to training and convening multi-state networks of public interest attorneys, we work with and for the communities we serve to make equal justice and economic opportunity a reality.
The Shriver Center on Poverty Law champions these policies in this 2021 legislative session.
Despite the challenges ahead, change is possible.
Recommendations to the Illinois Department of Public Health
Embracing, supporting and promoting BIPOC leaders can truly enrich an organization.
Statement from Audra Wilson, President & CEO of the Shriver Center on Poverty Law
These “precedented” times compelled voters to make their voices heard and demand change
How Washington State Advocates Navigated Early Days of COVID-19 to Uplift and Partner with Communities
The laws and policies behind poverty harm all of us. With you in the fight, we will be able to achieve it. Join us.
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Chicago, IL 60603
phone: (312) 263-3830