Volunteer Opportunities

Represent students by advocating for their educational needs in accordance with state and federal law, assisting families with MDE complaints, and defending students’ rights in expulsion hearings.

Volunteer with the Housing Discrimination Law Project to act as a prospective tenant, document rental practices and help prove instances of housing discrimination. Volunteers must be objective, reliable and able to complete a written report.

Volunteers must be over 18 and have at least one year of rental experience.

Help aspiring citizens achieve their dreams of U.S. citizenship and contribute to building a more inclusive and diverse community.

• Screen applicants for U.S. citizenship eligibility.
• Engage one-on-one with attendees, navigating necessary forms, reviewing red flags, copying documents and gathering essential information.

Honor life legacies by assisting seniors in creating essential legal documents.

• Draft wills, Power of Attorney, Health Care Directives and/or Transfer on Death Deeds.
• Meet with clients at the clinic to review and sign documents.

Advocate for low-income taxpayer rights. Provide guidance in tax disputes, debts, audits and other tax-related matters and proceedings.