REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN! The 2024 National Meeting of State Access to Justice Commission Chairs ("ATJ Chairs Meeting") will be held in Rancho Mirage, California on October 23-25, as part of the 2nd annual “ABA Forum on Building Access to Justice for All.” Register early to receive the lowest rates (before September 10th) and book your hotel room (room block closes October 1st)!
Go directly to our conference page to view detailed information regarding the 2024 ATJ Chairs Meeting, including the full conference schedule, a listing of Topical Breakout and Table Talk sessions, judicial travel scholarships, and conference sponsors.
Financial resource limitations remain one of the largest barriers preventing civil legal aid providers, even with their pro bono allies, from addressing the needs of low-income client communities. The ABArray Legal Aid Funding Report provides users with online access to SCLAID's national legal aid funding data collection from 2003 to present.
Learn More - Legal Aid Funding DataDownload our 2018 report examining access to justice commissions nationwide, offering an in-depth analysis of their structures, activities, staffing, and funding, as well as best-practice recommendations. DOWNLOAD THE FULL REPORT HERE.
Download - Executive Summary
Access to Justice Commissions are collaborative entities that bring together courts, the bar, civil legal aid providers, and other stakeholders in an effort to remove barriers to civil justice for low-income and disadvantaged people.
Find resources related to planning, education, coordination, and delivery system enhancement.
Research and assessment materials for Access to Justice Commissions
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