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Massachusetts Appleseed promotes equitable access to justice, education, and the basic necessities of life by researching and identifying reforms to system-wide barriers that affect marginalized populations.
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How the Massachusetts Trial Court Could Deploy a Virtual Court Service Center to Assist Self-Represented Litigants
Cell Phones in the Courthouse: An Access to Justice Perspective
An investigation of the ways in which cell phone bans in courthouses harm self-represented litigants’ ability to navigate the court system, advocate for themselves, and achieve equitable access to justice.
Keep Kids in Class: New Approaches to School Discipline
An examination of the ways in which zero tolerance school discipline policies push vulnerable students out of the classroom and into the school-to-prison pipeline.
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