Webinars
CSAJ has hosted webinars on a range of issues including: Survivor Centered Economic Advocacy, Systems Advocacy, Racial Equity & Intersectional Advocacy, Consumer Law and Advocacy for Survivors (including: Credit Reporting Law and Advocacy, Federal Tax Advocacy for Survivors, Debt Collection Defense, Screening for Consumer Law Issues, and Foreclosure and Eviction Defense). Recordings of a selection of our webinars can be found below. All of the related materials are also archived in our library.
NEW! Court-Related Barriers to Economic Justice Training Toolkit
Bankruptcy and Student Loan Debt, Training Toolkit Part 1 aired on January 16, 2019 and Part 2 on January 30, 2019
Addressing Tax Issues in Family Law Cases, Training Toolkit, Part 1 aired on October 10, 2018 and Part 2 on October 17, 2018
Coerced Debt Training Toolkit, Part 1 aired on June 13, 2018 and Part 2 on June 27, 2018
April 26, 2018 A Guide to Consumer & Economic Civil Legal Advocacy for Survivors: An Introduction to CSAJ’s Guidebook
February 21, 2018 Consumer Rights for Domestic & Sexual Violence Survivors Initiative: Project Launch & Discussion
January 18, 2018 Margins to Center: A Video Dialogue & Report on Racial Equity for Survivors
October 25, 2017 Race Equity in Practice: Learning From Impact Sites for Systems Change
July 25, 2017 Intersectional Solutions Part II: Advancing Racial & Economic Equity for Survivors of Color and Immigrant Survivors
May 25, 2017 Intersectional Solutions Part I: Advancing Racial & Economic Equity for Survivors of Color and Immigrant Survivors
March 23, 2017 Race Equity Approaches to Violence Against Women: A Research & Community Lawyering Perspective
January 25, 2017 Racial & Economic Equity for Domestic & Sexual Violence Survivors
June 22, 2016: “Domestic Violence in Foreclosure: The Foreclosure Process, Defenses & Alternatives for Survivors”
April 29, 2016: Debt in Context of Safety: Coerced Debt & Debt Defense for Survivors
March 30, 2016: How to “do the work”: Survivor Centered Economic Advocacy in Organizational Context
February 10, 2016: Federal Tax Advocacy for Survivors: What Attorneys Need to Know
Identity Theft in the Context of Domestic Violence, from 2013 in partnership with the Identity Theft Victims Assistance Network
October 8, 2015: Credit Checks: An Illegitimate Barrier to Employment for Survivors
September 10, 2015: Credit Reporting & Repair for Survivors
June 25, 2015: Building Partnerships for Economic Justice: A Report on CSAJ’s Innovative Pilot Projects
April 1, 2015: Survivor Centered Economic Advocacy
Debt Prioritization and Collection Defense for Domestic Violence Survivors
Employment Rights for Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Survivors
Housing Policy and Systems Advocacy for Domestic Violence Survivors
Tax Advocacy for Domestic Violence Survivors in the Context of Military Life