FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
February 7, 2023
Contact:
Lauren Regan, Director and Senior Staff Attorney
(541) 687-9180 or info@cldc.org
On Tuesday, February […]
CLDC has been providing movement aligned legal support to the campaigns and activists in the so called U.S. for over 20 years now. In that time period, I have personally witnessed numerous waves of state repression targeting the […]
MEDIA ADVISORY
January 23, 2023
Contact:
Lauren Regan, Director and Senior Staff Attorney
(541) 687-9180 or info@cldc.org
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
January 18, 2023
Contact:
Sarah Alvarez, Staff Attorney
(541) 687-9180 or info@cldc.org
Eugene, Oregon—Sam Yergler, a Eugene resident and houseless advocate, was […]
By now many of you have likely received our end of year appeal in your mailboxes. We wanted to make a digital connection as well.
We work every day to defend the defenders through no-cost legal representation, movement-aligned legal education, and through […]
Media Notice:
IMMEDIATE RELEASE
November 16, 2022
Contact: Lauren Regan, Senior Attorney and Director
(541) 687-9180, lregan@cldc.org
The CLDC Development Director (DD) is an experienced nonprofit professional working directly with the Executive Director (ED) and Operations Director. The DD provides leadership, supervision, and direction for CLDC’s Development and communications staff. The DD drives the programs and activities that form […]
Since the George Floyd Uprisings that began in May 2020, the tactic of “de-arresting” (attempting to return arrestee(s) from police custody) has received increased attention in the media and scrutiny from the eyes of law enforcement across the […]
Written by Sarah Alvarez, Rebecca Chapman, and Lauren Regan
In recent years, climate activists charged with crimes for trying to avert our impending global death via climate change have increasingly turned to the […]
Anyone present during the Black Unity-led protest in Springfield’s Thurston Hills neighborhood on the night of July 29, 2020, will likely remember it forever. The protest was focused on supporting a local Black resident and […]
