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The Legal Services Corporation's Talk Justice podcast explores innovative ways to expand access to justice, bringing together legal experts, technologists, business leaders, community organizers and government officials for thoughtful conversations about ending the access-to-justice crisis.
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Episode #124
The National Center for Medical-Legal Partnership, based at The George Washington University’s Milken Institute School of Public Health, is celebrating its 20th anniversary this year. This Talk Justice episode explores the movement to connect health and justice through medical-legal partnerships, including Kaiser Permanente’s investment in scaling this approach and improving housing stability.
Episode #123
Jason Tashea joins Cat Moon to discuss his recent article “A Research Agenda for Justice Technology,” included in a volume published by the American Bar Foundation called “Global Perspectives on People-Centered Justice, Exploring the Evidence” on Talk Justice. They speak about knowledge gaps and critical areas for expanding research into technology initiatives of the justice system, courts and legal aid organizations.
Episode #122
Leaders of nonprofit law firms in Florida, Massachusetts and Michigan discuss the rise in consumer legal issues on Talk Justice. The Legal Services Corporation has seen that the number of consumer legal cases are growing across the 129 legal services organizations that it funds nationally. From 2024 to 2025, the volume of consumer and finance cases increased by nearly 14%. Attorneys at these organizations are helping clients fight fraud, challenge predatory lending or unfair debt collection, and navigate bankruptcy and other financial disputes.
Episode #121
Talk Justice spotlights Kentucky’s efforts to boost the state’s workforce and help people thrive in the aftermath of the opioid epidemic through the Kentucky Comeback initiative. Workforce participation rates in Kentucky have been among the lowest in the nation. In response, the Kentucky Chamber and it's foundation launched the Kentucky Comeback initiative and the Fair Chance Academy to encourage businesses to remove barriers for job seekers in recovery. Richmond Baking, based in Versailles, Kentucky, was one of the first businesses to participate and has seen amazing results.
Episode #123
A new toolkit provides resources for law firms, legal services organizations and volunteer lawyers interested in providing holistic legal assistance for veterans. Talk Justice brings together some of the experts behind the toolkit's creation to discuss the significant legal needs veterans experience and free legal clinics can address them.
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