Workers’ Rights Start With You

The Workplace Justice Project empowers all workers who earn low wages. Our work is rooted in improving economic outcomes through education, direct representation and policy work to promote access to systems of redress, build economic opportunity, and increase fairness and equity.

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Learnings Report: Power Building forEquitable Federal Funding in New Orleans

This learnings report chronicles and synthesizes the work of the Building Equity Collaborative in New Orleans, LA from 2022 through 2024. The report offers lessons learned and a roadmap for coalitions working to put equity front and center in funding discussions and decisions in their communities.

The Building Equity Collaborative is co-convened by the Workplace Justice Project (WJP) and the Committee for a Better New Orleans (CBNO.)

The Workplace Justice Project is a project of the Loyola University New Orleans College of Law and the Stuart H. Smith Law clinic and Center for Social Justice, funded by the W. K. Kellogg Foundation.

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The Wage Claim Clinic is made possible in large part by dedicated volunteers. It is because of the volunteers that we are able to extend our services to so many workers.

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Workers’ Rights Start With You

The Workplace Justice Project empowers all workers who earn low wages. Our work is rooted in improving economic outcomes through education, direct representation and policy work to promote access to systems of redress, build economic opportunity, and increase fairness and equity.

What We Do

Legal Services

Workplace Rights

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What’s Current

The Workplace Justice Project is a project of the Loyola University New Orleans College of Law and the Stuart H. Smith Law clinic and Center for Social Justice, funded by the W. K. Kellogg Foundation.

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