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October 8 @ 3:27 pm

Disability nondiscrimination policy and grievance procedure

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San Francisco County Office

1800 Market Street, 3rd Floor, San Francisco, CA 94102 | Phone: (415) 982-1300

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San Mateo County Office

1048 El Camino Real, Suite A, Redwood City, CA 94063 | Phone: (650) 358-0745

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Santa Clara County Office

4 North Second Street, Suite 600, San Jose, CA 95113 | Phone: (408) 283-3700

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Volunteer Application Form

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Youth Homelessness Project Report

A report documenting years of intensive work with children and youth experiencing or at risk of homelessness in the San Francisco Bay Area.

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Youth Justice Referral Form

Information to help you with this form.

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Know Your Rights: McKinney-Vento Act (education rights for youth experiencing homelessness)

BayLegal’s Youth Justice team has assembled a Know Your Rights document and resource list on the McKinney-Vento Act’s protections for youth experiencing homelessness. Many thanks to the YJ team’s high school interns, who have worked this summer to research and design this resource!

October 8 @ 3:27 pm

Know Your Rights: Youth Interactions with Law Enforcement

BayLegal’s Youth Justice practice has produced a helpful guide to youth interactions with police, ICE, and other law enforcement. It is important that young people know their rights and how to assert and protect them in encounters with law enforcement—especially for black or brown youth, who are more often mistreated by police. The guide includes a one-page overview of the four phrases and key concepts to remember when dealing with law enforcement, with additional details, strategies, and resources on the following pages.

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Law Clerks

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Marin County Office

Current clients are served by one of our nearby offices in Richmond, Napa, and San Francisco.

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Napa County Office

1250 Main St, Suite 210, Box 18, Napa, CA 94559 | Phone: (707) 259-0579