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Nonprofit Organizational Services

The Human/Civil Rights Law Center collaborates with nonprofit organizations interested in cultivating belonging, ethical action, deliberative dialogues for our democracy and improved public understanding of immigration.  

All Hands In

Community Legal Empowerment and Advocacy Program (C-LEAP)

Historically, we have been committed to community empowerment through workshops and events to facilitate and support effective pro se advocacy whenever possible and wherever needed.  In 2024, with support of a small business micro-enterprise grant, HCRLAW launched the C-LEAP Program.  This program provides capacity-building consultation and support to nonprofit organizations working at the interface of civil and human rights to build the knowledge base and awareness of legal systems for both transformative policy and effective pro se advocacy.  Initial planning consultations in this program were free. HCRLAW is committed to the co-design of impactful programming that advances equity, community transformation and empowered agency through knowledge. This program was discontinued in February 2026.

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Transformative Change and Cultures of Belonging Initiatives

HCRLAW partners with organizations to facilitate retreats for nonprofit leaders, service providers, educators, and social entrepreneurs seeking to cultivate their capacity to transform cultures to become more equitable and just.  Our upcoming events are listed here:

 

The Human/Civil Rights Law Center is a for-profit social enterprise devoted to advancing human and civil rights. For questions, please contact our Director, Kathy Purnell, at our phone or address or online contact form.

  • @AdvocatesROC

269-350-3046

251 N. Rose Street, Suite 200, Kalamazoo, MI 49007

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