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Pre-Conference: Registration

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Pre-Conference: Disaster Legal Aid Response Panel

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Pre-Conference: Disaster Legal Aid Response Full Group Report Back (Northern and Southern California)

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Self-Help Center Cost Benefit Analysis (ONLY register via Survey Monkey)

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Pre-Conference: Disaster Legal Aid Response Break Out Northern California

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Opening Plenary

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Registration & Breakfast

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Lunch + Networking

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Technical Innovations for Self-Represented Litigants, an Update

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Decoding Domestic Abuse Across Cultures

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#ImmigrantWomenToo: Protections for Non-Citizen Women Fleeing or Experiencing Domestic Violence

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Accessibility for People with Disabilities in Direct Legal Services (intellectual, developmental, and psycho-social disabilities)

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Rural Outreach in California: Challenges and Opportunities

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The Family Law Refresher Game

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Social Work & Legal Services: An Interdisciplinary Approach

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Seeking Balance: Mindfulness Tools for Greater Compassion, Competence, & Creativity

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Hague Convention on Service of Process Abroad: A Self-Help Model Using a HotDocs Translation Program

#18

Assisting Tribal Community With Restraining Orders

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Sexual Harassment of Low-Wage Workers: Outreach, Education and Representation

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Creative Pro Bono Programs and Universal Representation

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From Training to Action: Using Technology to Connect Pro Bono Attorneys to Volunteer Opportunities

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CalFresh and SSI after the End of Cash-Out

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Creating Replicable & Scalable Pro Bono Models: Challenges & Opportunities

#24

MLCP-LA: Showcasing Innovations in Technology, Partnership, and Funding to Bring Legal Services to Most Vulnerable Los Angeles County Residents

#25

Housing Element: Your Tool to Combat The Housing Crisis

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Determining Ability to Pay: Lessons from the Traffic Pilot

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The Intersection of Disability and Racial Justice in the Educational Context: Legal and Ethical Considerations in Centering the Needs of Children of Color with Disabilities

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Registration & Breakfast

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Working Groups & Networking Lunch

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Final Plenary & Next Steps

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Awards Ceremony

#32

Recent Domestic Violence Appellate Decisions and Statutory Changes Directly Affecting Your Work

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Improving Self Help Workshops Through Technology

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Intersectional Approaches to Overcoming Legal System Barriers for Underserved Communities

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Innovations Grant Technology Projects-New Ways to Deliver Self-Help Services

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Implementing a Live Chat service for better triage, increased access and happier customers

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Trauma Informed Lawyering

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Legal Ethics & the Intersection of DV and Workplace Violence

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Diversity in the Legal Profession: Retention and Recruitment of Legal Aid Staff & Diversity Considerations for Board Members

#40

Arrears—Calculation, Correction, and Compromise

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Systemic Change through Administrative Advocacy

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Providing Services for LGBTQ Clients with a Cultural Humility Lens

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Digital Self Help: Writing Better Web Content - you can help!

#44

Holistic Legal Advocacy to Combat and Prevent Homelessness in SF and LA Counties.

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Local to State Advocacy: Equitable Community Engagement in Policy Reform

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Self-Help Mobile Application for Victims of Crime

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Let It Shine: FOIA & CPRA Requests

#48

How Can Law Schools and Public Interest Law Firms Collaborate to Improve Access to Legal Representation?

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Demystifying the Judicial Appointments Process

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Supporting Transgender and Gender Nonconforming Survivors of DV/IPV