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Join us on 20 October to hear from three small organisations, who wouldn't have considered themselves legal experts, talk about their recent or current journeys into legal action.

Grants of up to £50,000 over 18 months are available for work which uses legal action to address racial injustice in all aspects of the criminal justice system.

We are delighted to launch a new funding round to support expert legal organisations which support and collaborate with other civil society organisations to create social change.

Justice Together, a collaborative fund to transform access to justice for people in the immigration system, launches its first grants rounds today.

The majority of this funding will help civil society organisations manage the impact of COVID-19 on their beneficiaries and on their organisations.

Just a reminder that the next deadline for this rolling fund is 12th August at 9am. Grants of up to £30,000 are available for a wide range of activities aimed at implementing a successful piece of litigation.

Three new funding streams to support our grantholders and broader civil society undertake legal action related to COVID-19, a commitment of up to £1m this year.

London Gypsies and Travellers, Medical Justice and the Family Rights Group have all received funding for work to ensure the implementation in policy and practice of successful litigation they've been involved in.

openDemocracy has launched a new investigative series looking at how public authorities are making unlawful decisions across our public services - and how civil society can use the law to help people affected.

Grants of up to £30,000 for organisations to implement successful litigation whether through advocacy and policy influencing, campaigning, research, awareness raising, monitoring or further legal action...