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The Legal Aid Society of the District of Columbia provides essential legal services to individuals facing challenges in various areas, including housing, family law, public benefits, and immigration. With a commitment to social justice, the organization also engages in systemic advocacy and law reform efforts to promote equity and inclusion within the community. Through its initiatives, such as the Pro Bono Program and the Reentry Justice Project, the Legal Aid Society aims to empower clients and address the legal needs of underserved populations. The organization actively collaborates with community partners and stakeholders to ensure access to justice for all residents of the District of Columbia. Generated from the website

Established in 1934, National Mediation Board is an independent agency engaged in facilitating operational relations between the labor and management in two key transportation sectors: the railroads and airlines services, of the United States. Based in Washington, D.C., the board offers a range of alternative dispute resolution (ADR) services, including training, facilitation, grievance mediation and facilitated problem solving. Additionally, it provides a range of technology-assisted dispute resolution programs designed to enhance dispute resolution efforts while saving time and money for the board and the parties.