You Gave Us Hope in 2021
LIBBY KING | JANUARY 31, 2022 In light of the COVID-19 pandemic, we were worried about fundraising f...
Celebrating a New Partnership with NAACP Equal Justice Works Fellow, Martina Tiku
ASHLEIGH STARNES | MAY 7, 2021 This year, we’re excited to partner with Martina Tiku, an Equal Ju...
Expect the Unexpected: SSF Volunteers Talk Zoom Hearings
ASHLEIGH STARNES | March 2, 2021 It's a new world for the courts. In this short interview, we ask tw...
Courage for My Twin Boys
It wasn’t until I had the twins that a light clicked on for me. I was in a marriage that was physi...
You Kept the Doors Open in 2020
LIBBY KING | JANUARY 30, 2021 In light of the COVID-19 pandemic, we were worried about fundraising f...
The Best Laid Plans
LIBBY KING | November 2, 2020 Here's why your gift matters more than ever this year. In the fall, t...
Lighthouse in the Storm
Often in life, people get in bad situations slowly, progressively, something like a boiled frog sy...
Winetasting Is Cancelled. Now What?
ASHLEIGH STARNES | SEPTEMBER 30, 2020 For the first time in 28 years, we won't be having an annual ...
Adapting Fast: Our Take on the "New Normal"
ASHLEIGH STARNES | September 29, 2020 COVID-19 has changed so much about our everyday reality. Here ...
Letter From Leadership: Providing Emergency Financial Assistance During COVID-19
A letter from Community Assistance Director Sonya Humphries. While the number of Atlantans who nee...
Letter From Leadership: As the Courts Re-Open
A letter from Deputy Director Michael Lucas. AVLF is at the front lines in more ways than one. As ...
AVLF on NPR's Marketplace
ASHLEIGH STARNES | MAY 11, 2020 On May 11, NPR's Marketplace featured our Saturday Lawyer Program,...
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