Civil Rights Legal Help
Direct legal services are provided through private bar partnerships.
Chicago Lawyer Committee
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About Chicago Lawyer Committee
Founded in 1969, Chicago Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights provides civil rights legal assistance and advocacy throughout Illinois and Indiana. Its lawyers and advocates work on housing, education, voting rights, and economic opportunity issues. The organization offers direct legal services through partnerships with private attorneys, including help for nonprofits and small businesses and settlement assistance for federal cases. Its advocacy includes policy work, litigation, education, and coalition building focused on education equity, equitable community development and housing, and voting rights. The organization also mobilizes volunteer attorneys to support clients facing civil rights issues. Its work extends from Chicagoland to the broader Heartland, with a Chicago office on East Washington Street.
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At a glance
- Service area
- Illinois, Indiana
- Team
- The organization mobilizes hundreds of volunteer attorneys each year.
- Founded
- 1969
- Civil rights and racial equity advocacy
- Legal assistance on housing, education, and voting rights
- Nonpartisan civil rights advocate group
From www.clccrul.org, checked 22 Oct 2026. Only what the business states on its own website.
Services
- Direct legal services through partnership with the private bar
- Legal help for nonprofits & small businesses
- Settlement assistance for federal cases
- Policy, litigation, education, and coalition building Advances community goals
- Education equity
- Equitable community development & housing
- Midwest Voting Rights Program
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Highlights
Housing And Education
Work addresses equitable housing and education access.
Voting Rights Advocacy
Policy, litigation, and education support voting rights.
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