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Why Does Massachusetts Need a statewide Access to Counsel Program?

PictureNorieliz DeJesus, with La Colaborativa in Chelsea, stands in front of a mountain of boxes from evicted tenants.

LETTERS
  • Access to Counsel Coalition Budget Request to Governor Healey
  • Access to Counsel Coalition Budget Request to Joint Committee on Ways and Means
  • Joint Property Owner Letter to Governor Healey
  • Boston Bar Association Letter to Governor Healey

FACT SHEETS 
  • Co-sponsor Amendment #1137 to H3900
  • 2023 Access to Counsel Co-sponsor Fact Sheet
  • Access to Counsel Fact Sheet
  • Women and Access to Counsel ​
  • Racial Justice and Access to Counsel ​
  • Older Adults and Access to Counsel​​
  • Veterans and Access to Counsel
  • Children and Access to Counsel 
  • Owner Occupant and Access to Counsel 

RESOURCES
  • Investing in Justice & Housing Stability through Access to Counsel: Briefing Booklet from MetroWest Legal Services
  • Testimonials
  • ​Joint Letter from U.S. Departments of Treasury, Justice and Housing 
  • MassSenate Reimagining the Future of Massachusetts Report
  • Joint Property Owner Letter
  • Joint Health Care and Public Health Letter
  • Joint Municipal Letter​
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Norieliz DeJesus, with La Colaborativa in Chelsea, stands in front of a mountain of boxes from evicted tenants.
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