Every now and then you work with someone whose work is so extraordinary that you have to speak out and tell the world. That has been my experience with Justice At Last. Justice At Last is not only the only law firm of it's kind in the San Francisco Bay Area to provide a much needed service to a community of survivors of human-trafficking that are under-served and under-represented, it is also an organization that puts it's practice at a standard of integrity, transparency and accountability that is not found in all non-profits. It strives for growth and sustainability by utilizing all the resources available to invite talent and members of larger non-profits and the larger community into the organization to help grow Justice At Last. The Executive Director, Lead Attorney and Founder is incredibly humble, compassionate, sensitive and trauma-informed yet vocal, strong and passionate about her mission to bring justice to victims of abuse and trauma.
Justice At Last fills a vital but frequently overlooked need in the human trafficking nonprofit world. The director of Justice At Last saw that need and stepped up to not only start a nonprofit but to also serve at the main service provider for the organization. All staff members strive to educate and advocate for clients while prioritizing compassion and trauma-informed methodology. Volunteering with Justice At Last and serving on the board has been an inspiring experience, an opportunity for personal growth, and a great way to help an underserved population.
Justice At Last is a nonprofit law firm in the Bay Area exclusively serving the legal needs of survivors of human trafficking. This organization is especially unique, offering trauma-informed, survivor-centered, legal representation in a variety of legal areas. Justice At Last serves survivors who, without it, would not have access to legal remedies that help empower survivors to rebuild their lives. The organization is lead by a powerhouse ED/Attorney who recognizes the significant gap in legal services available to survivors and is on a mission to educate, empower, and change legal service provision.