Lacey was recently at-risk of homelessness because her family would not accept her LGBTQIA identity. Her perseverance allowed her to find safety and reach her goal to graduate high school and attend college.

Elena worked with LCYC’s Director of Legal Services for the King County Youth Homelessness Program, Rhea Yo to resolve issues related to criminal charges, domestic violence, immigration, and debt.

Silvia is a Pro Bono Champion with LCYC, supporting the translation of legal literacy materials from English to Spanish.

LCYC is proud to welcome two new board members this February.

Board Chair, Lily Clifton, was first introduced to LCYC in 2014. She officially joined the LCYC board in May of 2017.

LCYC Attorney Sarah Zimmerman reflects on the last year and her experience working for LCYC.

A sit down with Lu Jiang, LCYC’s new Pro Bono Manager, who shared her insights and hopes for LCYC’s volunteer lawyering program.

LCYC’s new Virtual Lawyering Program was introduced when it first began in April through a blog post. This article provides additional insights and updates from the staff attorneys expanding legal services for young people through this program!

LCYC Staff Attorney Alex Narvaez was selected as one of 47 fellows from across the country to join the Shriver Center’s Racial Justice Institute!