CIVIL RIGHTS HELP

Know Your Rights

Plain steps for legal help, complaint forms, and local support when rights are blocked.

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Topic guides

Find help by issue

Rent, repairs, notices, and eviction help in one place.

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GUIDE

Housing Rights

Rent, repairs, notices, and eviction help in one place.

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GUIDE

Workplace Rights

Pay, schedules, leave, and unfair treatment steps.

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TIPS

School Rights

Student and parent help for meetings, records, and complaints.

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GUIDE

Police Stops

What to say, what to write down, and when to call for help.

rights guides

100+

rights guides

local referrals

50 states

local referrals

workshop tracks

12 topics

workshop tracks

The Map

Community

Customer notes

Verified

People Rights gave me a clear first step when my landlord ignored repairs.

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Nadia Brooks

Tenant organizer

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The complaint guide made a hard task feel simple.

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Evan Cole

Shop worker

Verified

Our youth group used the workshop handout and knew what to say at the hearing.

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Lina Shah

Community lead

From the journal

More help tools

Forms, deadlines, and what to keep before you send anything.

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Spotlight

Complaint Filing Help

Forms, deadlines, and what to keep before you send anything.

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Legal Aid Finder

Search by state, issue, and group size.

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Workshop Calendar

Upcoming talks for families, tenants, and small groups.

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Update

Policy Alert Briefs

Short notes on bills, agency rules, and public comment dates.

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Rights Cards

Pocket guides for quick checks during meetings and stops.

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Family Help Pack

Simple sheets for parents, teens, and caregivers.

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Community Hotline

Call or write when you need a calm next step.

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Local Action List

Ways to speak up at city meetings and school boards.

Questions

Answers to common questions

Quick answers before visitors choose a product, service, or next step.

01What does People Rights do?+

We share plain rights guides, complaint steps, referral links, and workshop tools for people, families, and local groups.

02Is the help free?+

Yes. The site is free to read, and our help pages point to free or low-cost local services when they are listed.

03Do you give legal advice?+

No. We share general information and local referrals so you can find the right office, clinic, or hotline.

04Can groups use the toolkits?+

Yes. Neighbor groups, parent teams, and small nonprofits can use the handouts, slides, and action sheets in meetings.

05How often do you post updates?+

We post new guides, policy notes, and event listings when we have new facts or dates to share, and we update old pages too.

06Where do your referrals go?+

We point to legal aid groups, public agencies, and local clinics across the areas we list, so you can start with nearby help.

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Get new guides, policy alerts, and workshop dates by email when People Rights posts them.