Resources

This article underscores the too often invisible economic harms survivors endure after being assaulted. Includes recommendations for organizations and communities.

Comments on the DOE’s proposed rule to new student loan calculations that would eliminate the option for married student borrowers to file income taxes as “married filing separately”

Through concrete examples and self-reflective questions, participants will learn how to practice Survivor-Centered Economic Advocacy.

Comments to the CFPB on Amendments to the 2013 Mortgage Rules under the Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act (Regulation X) and the Truth in Lending Act (Regulation Z).

Redbook Magazine features women business leaders and featured CSAJ’s Executive Director, Erika Sussman.

This Report details the activities and lessons learned from four on-the-ground implementation sites on building partnerships to enhance survivors’ consumer rights.

This article identifies the dimensions of economic harms experienced by survivors and recommend programmatic responses to address the full depth of these harms.

This webinar provided pro bono attorneys with the skills and information needed to provide survivor-centered tax representation, with a particular eye toward realities facing domestic violence survivors who have partners serving in the military.

The following information is designed to 1) help you to better understand your employment rights, and 2) offer tips and resources as you prepare for the job application and interview process, as you attend job interviews, and once you’ve heard from the prospective employer.