April 23, 2018 by BFC in Advocacy Legal Clinic
Tracy Davis is a BFC managing attorney and supervises the family law work of our legal clinic. Her advocacy work was recently recognized by her alma mater, American University’s Washington College of Law., where she was one recipient of the Peter M. Cicchino Public Service Award.
January 16, 2018 by BFC in Legal Clinic Volunteering
Originally from South Africa, Lance Simon moved to the DC area in 2012 after living in Atlanta Georgia. Lance has been volunteering at Bread’s Legal Clinic for two and a half years now. He has represented survivors of domestic violence in DC Superior Court, offering civil protection orders to his clients, and even representing a client in a protracted child custody dispute.
December 01, 2017 by BFC in Domestic Violence Legal Services Legal Clinic Volunteering
Originally from South Korea, Allie Yang Green moved to the DC area in 2006 after living and studying in New York, Connecticut, and Virginia. Allie started volunteering at Bread’s Legal Clinic in early 2015, and ever since, she has represented victims of domestic violence in civil protection order cases at DC Superior Court. These are her thoughts on the impact that being a volunteer has had on her.
October 03, 2017 by BFC in Advocacy In the Community Legal Clinic
Last week, the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the District of Columbia approved a settlement that will compensate tenants of Terrace Manor who endured years of severe housing code violations and ensure that they have access to the safe and habitable housing they deserve.
September 08, 2017 by BFC
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Food Program
Public Benefits
Guest Author: Allison Miles-Lee
Because of widespread problems with the D.C. Department of Human Services’ administration of food stamps for D.C. residents living with low-incomes, Bread for the City has brought a lawsuit against the agency.
July 27, 2017 by BFC
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Public Benefits
Guest Author: Kristen Kozlowski, Associate Director of Development at Bread for the City
Bread for the City applauds the DC City Council and the Mayor for making this humane, positive decision that supports the families of DC.
July 26, 2017 by BFC
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Advocacy
Community Lawyering Project
Guest Author: Erin Shields, Community Organizer with Bread for the City
Earlier this year, Bread for the City community members testified to how DCRA’s inadequate enforcement led to residents living in poor conditions. Through our organizing to hold DCRA accountable to its mission, we’ve developed demands for DC council members and Mayor Bowser.
May 08, 2017 by BFC in Donors Fundraising Good Hope Gala In the Community Legal Clinic
The countdown has officially begun…we are only 12 days away from our 2017 Good Hope Gala!
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