We're a statewide coalition working to reduce the harms of detention, incarceration, and family separation in Black, Brown, and immigrant communities
GET HELPIllinois Access to Justice (ILA2J) launched in 2020 to expand effective, holistic, community-based legal services. Co-administered by The Resurrection Project (TRP) and the Westside Justice Center (WJC), we support a growing network of 80+ partner organizations. Together we:
Funding is provided by the Illinois Department of Human Services (IDHS), Office of Welcoming Centers for Refugee and Immigrant Services.
Learn more about the ILA2J administrators:

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Trusted local leaders who share Know Your Rights information, assist with referrals, and provide accompaniments.
GET HELPWe provide community-based legal services to reduce the impact of the justice system. Areas include criminal, civil, administrative, and immigration law.

Clear or seal eligible records to unlock jobs, housing, and stability.

Family legal services and other common civil needs from trusted partners.

Know Your Rights information, consultations, and representation for immigration cases.


Opportunities for partners and providers
We provide funding opportunities each year to support organizations that serve diverse communities. These opportunities aim to expand access to legal literacy and navigation services.
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See our impact and how the coalition is growing

ILA2J providers have supported protesters through legal services, conducted mutual aid campaigns, and provided resources to community members.
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We have witnessed ten of thousands of people throughout the country come together to call for racial justice and police accountability.
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Trained 916 emergency community navigators in response to COVID-19 to share critical information and resources in the hardest hit community areas.
View MoreWe proudly collaborate with 80+ community-centered organizations statewide, building stronger connections and supporting diverse communities. Scroll down the list below to find a partner.
