AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION FUND FOR JUSTICE AND EDUCATION
321 N Clark Street, Chicago, IL 60654 www.americanbar.org

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Organizations Filed Purposes: The Fund for Justice Education FJE was created to support the American Bar Associations ABA law-related and public services education programs.

ABA ROLI implements legal technical assistance programs in roughly 50 countries in Africa, Asia and the Pacific, Europe and Eurasia, Latin America and the Caribbean, and the Middle East and North Africa. Over the course of a given year, ABA ROLI implements over 100 distinct programs, often more than one in a given country, most of which are concentrated in one of four program areas Governance and Justice System Strengthening Human Rights and Access to Justice Transitions, Conflict Mitigation, and Peace-building and Inclusive and Sustainable Development. Continued on Schedule O

Since 1983, the ABA has prioritized immigration law and policy as one of its core public service efforts. Its Commission on Immigration directs the Associations efforts to ensure fair treatment and full due process rights for immigrants, refugees, and asylum seekers within the United States. The Commission manages six core operational activities 1 Commission and Advisory Committee Membership, 2 Detention Hotline and Legal Orientation Program LOP Information Line, 3 direct legal services through the South Texas Pro Bono Asylum Representation Project ProBAR, 4 direct legal services through the Immigration Justice Project IJP, and 5 technical legal assistance through the Childrens Immigration Law Academy CILA, 6 Pro Bono Project. Continued on Schedule O

The ABA Center on Children and the Laws mission is to promote access to justice for children and families. Our staff of 16 legal and core professionals work on grant funded projects across the country that are unified by two complementary goals, to improve legal representation and to improve the legal systems that impact children and families lives. We achieve our mission and goals through a three tiered approach. First, the Center works in individual communities across the country where it partners with local stakeholders including courts, child welfare agencies, lawyers, tribes, schools, and legislators to build the capacity of legal practices and systems that serve children well and to help change those that do not. Continued on Schedule O

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