May 22 2013

"I am convinced that teaching people the basics of our legal system will lead to more community involvement, which will in turn benefit not just the students, but their children and their entire community."

    --Amanda DuBois


Discover your basic legal rights and responsibilities. Our book series is an easy, straightforward way to learn what you need to know about your rights at home, at work and in your community.

 

  • A recent study by the American Bar Association found that every year 70% of families encounter a situation that requires legal attention...read more
  • Legal education can help students stay in school. Right now the completion rate for community college students is 22% in any given year. Contrary to public perception...read more
 

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The Civil Survival Book Series is currently being used in Highline Community College I-BEST courses through Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and Lumina Foundation I-BEST and Development Education Initiative grants. Read more about our Partners. HACU | NCCET | AACC | TACE

 

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We serve students and teachers working in:

  • Continuing Education
  • Workforce Education
  • Veteran Education
  • ESL and EL/Civics
  • ABE/GED
  • Student Athlete Life Skills Training
  • Post-Prison Reentry Education

 

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