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Protecting the rights of American Indian families isn’t just a job, it’s a mission
For ARS attorney Jessica Ryan, working to protect the rights of American Indian families is a professional and personal mission. Her depth of knowledge is an incredible benefit to the clients served by ARS.Guardianship attorney celebrates success, shares expertise with colleagues - April 2023
ARS client Jenny smiles in celebration after the successful dismissal of her guardianship.Staff highlights: Jamielee Brown, case management assistant - March 2023
Jamielee Brown uses her social work expertise and passion for maternal health to help families facing child protection involvement. The parents’ “well-being determines the health of the next generation,” Brown said.In honor of Women’s History Month, ARS honors women in law - March 2023
ARS Director: “As I reflected on Women’s History Month, I thought of Julia’s swearing-in, the role of women in the ARS office and the broader legal profession, and my own journey.”New Health Equity Legal Project focuses on maternal health, family stability - March 2023
Health Equity Legal Project (HELP): Providing legal services and support for parents at risk of child protection involvement. Focusing on health and stability to keep families intact.Client highlights: ARS helped LaTanya keep her housing - February 2023
With the help of Adult Representation Services and additional supports, LaTanya has found stability and is looking forward to more years in her home.Staff highlights: Terrance Hendricks, attorney - February 2023
"ARS amplifies black voices through zealous advocacy,” says ARS attorney Terrance Hendricks.