Advocacy Training

Free, self-paced legal advocacy training for frontline workers to protect your community’s rights.

Currently offering SNAP advocacy training in Alaska, Arizona, Texas, and Wisconsin. More training coming soon.
Low Barrier
Designed for all backgrounds and self-paced to fit into busy schedules.
FREE TO COMMUNITIES
No cost for anyone serving through a community-based organization.
Skill-based
Hands-on training immediately applicable in real-world situations.

Demystify the Paperwork. MAximize your community outreach.

You are already helping people on the frontlines. Knowing their rights will enable you to rectify issues earlier and help cut through bureaucratic red tape. With advocacy training, you can make sure the people you serve — and their children — get the food, medical care, and other basic needs they're entitled to.

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Meet Urgent Community needS

With landmark changes to federal work requirements for public benefits, it’s easier than ever for people to fall through the cracks. When eligible people are incorrectly denied benefits or face undue delays, trained frontline workers can help protect their community’s rights and  benefits.

SNAP LEGAL ADVOCACY
Training available now in Alaska, Arizona, Texas, and Wisconsin. Coming soon to California!

MEDICAID LEGAL ADVOCACY
Training coming soon to Arizona, District of Columbia, Montana, New York, and Wisconsin.

“I thought the content was great. I really did learn much more than the attorneys that work on these cases have the time to funnel back to me. It was incredibly helpful.”

Learner, SNAP Legal Advocacy course

kickstart your justice worker program

SNAP and Medicaid advocacy doesn't require authorization, making it a natural first step. No matter your state's policy status, one thing is true everywhere: strong partnerships between legal and frontline workers are what turn a good idea into a working program. Build community partnerships with legal and frontline workers now, and lay the groundwork for a program that's ready to scale.

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BuilD on Best practiceS

Our training is built by adult education experts to be as accessible and effective as possible. It is tested and developed with the National Community Justice Worker Task Force, which brings together community-based organizations and the legal field to share best practices, so the field can keep learning and growing together.

Want to create your own legal advocacy training? Email training@frontlinejustice.org for support and best practices.  

Learn more about the Task Force