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New Justice Buses To Deliver Free Legal Aid Across Minnesota
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MDLC LEGAL ADVOCATE FULL-TIME The Minnesota Disability Law Center (MDLC), a unit of Mid-Minnesota Legal Aid (MMLA), is seeking a full-time legal advocate at its Duluth office. The MDLC serves as the protection and advocacy system for people with disabilities in Minnesota, and the legal advocate will work with people who have disabilities to ensure access to disability services and rights. At this time, all or most activities are being done remotely. In the future, activities may be done in person, with travel throughout Minnesota required. RESPONSIBILITIES : Apply the principles of MMLAs Racial Justice Values Statement in all interactions Assist clients directly with accessing disability support and services, including handling administrative appeals conducted by the Department of Human Rights Maintain client confidentiality while handling advocacy activities Perform educational outreach in diverse communities Develop and provide trainings to people
For years, some Minnesota schools threw hot meals in the trash rather than feed a child who owed them money.
For years, Philando Castile dug into his own pocket to make sure no child in his cafeteria line, at least, left hungry.
For years, there was bipartisan, statewide agreement that Minnesota needed a change of law, or a change of heart, to ban lunch shaming forever.
While everyone was agreeing that someone should do something, lunch debts mounted. Cash-strapped schools yanked trays, dumped lunches, or sent students away with cold cheese sandwiches or a warning stamp or sticker for their parents and classmates to see. Unpaid lunch debts barred children from field trips and kept graduates from walking across the stage to pick up their diplomas.