The National Center for Law and Economic Justice is a prominent organization dedicated to advancing economic justice through impact litigation, policy advocacy, and support for grassroots organizing. With a rich history of providing legal representation and support since 1965, their mission is to promote racial and economic justice by challenging systemic inequalities. The center offers a wide range of services and products to address key issues affecting marginalized communities.

They focus on critical areas such as child care and work supports, civil rights and racial justice, disability rights, health care and health reform, low-wage workers, and meeting basic needs. By engaging in groundbreaking impact litigation and policy advocacy, they strive to bring about transformative change to create a more just society. Supporting grassroots movements is a core part of their work, and they actively collaborate with individuals and organizations to defend disability rights, challenge discriminatory practices, and advocate for policies that uplift vulnerable communities.

With a dedicated staff and board of directors, the National Center for Law and Economic Justice remains at the forefront of the fight for justice and equality