As we head into the Labor Day weekend, I want to take a moment to wish you a happy and safe holiday.   Can you believe it? Fall is right around […]

As we commemorate MLK Day, let’s draw inspiration from his unwavering dedication and recommit ourselves to the ongoing struggle for housing justice.

In this Letter from Leadership, Adria reflects on how AVLF has pivoted to continue to serve and win for Atlanta families.

With a great deal of gratitude, Michael reflects on how far AVLF has come – thanks to the support from many of you.

Michael reflects on AVLF’s growth and takes a look at our biggest dreams for the future of AVLF and our city.

In 2021, Michael Lucas will become our next Executive Director. Here’s Marty Ellin’s final Letter from Leadership.

Together, the AVLF family is tackling eviction and homelessness from both sides: in the courtrooms, and through direct financial payments to landlords and utilities companies.

The Courts are beginning to re-open. As COVID-19 disproportionately affects Black communities throughout the country, access to legal advocacy is more important than ever.

“Stay home.” “Stay safe.” These are the tag lines to every conversation I have with friends, with colleagues, with loved ones. But for many Atlantans, home is anything but safe.

When the calendar flipped to January 2019, I was wringing my hands thinking about our fundraising goal of over $4,000,000.

So often, I get busy and distracted and I forget to offer even a simple “thank you.” Thanksgiving, however, is dedicated to a singular focus: gratitude.

By the time a survivor of intimate partner abuse seeks legal help at the Fulton County Courthouse, they’ve typically reached the pinnacle of a crisis.