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In addition to educating individuals through the I&R Service, we also reach out to employees, supervisors and administrators, students, teachers, parents, public officials, service providers and community groups to offer them legal information. These educational resources and services are provided on a request basis.

If you are interested in having a CWEALF staff person provide your agency or school with legal information on one of our specialty topics, please contact us at 860.247.6090 or cwealf@cwealf.org

*Link to our Resources page for more legal information and educational resources including publications on Family Law, Employment Law, Educational Equity and Equal and Civil Rights.

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