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Sustainable Economies Law Center
About us
Sustainable Economies Law Center exists to bridge the gap in legal expertise needed to transition from destructive economic systems to innovative and cooperative alternatives. Our 10 programs work together in identifying key leverage points in our existing economic and legal systems, removing strategic legal barriers, and creating replicable models for community resilience. We work to:
- Envision more just and resilient economic and legal systems;
Identify and advocate for public policies that remove legal barriers to resilient communities while maintaining and strengthening worker, consumer and environmental protections;
- Empower community-based entrepreneurs and innovators to create replicable legal structures that will form the blueprints of the new economy;
- Educate communities and law-makers about the potential of new economic strategies; and
- Train the next generation of community-based lawyers to meet the burgeoning legal needs of resilient communities everywhere.
- Envision more just and resilient economic and legal systems;
Identify and advocate for public policies that remove legal barriers to resilient communities while maintaining and strengthening worker, consumer and environmental protections;
- Empower community-based entrepreneurs and innovators to create replicable legal structures that will form the blueprints of the new economy;
- Educate communities and law-makers about the potential of new economic strategies; and
- Train the next generation of community-based lawyers to meet the burgeoning legal needs of resilient communities everywhere.
3 recommendations and reviews from 3 people
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November 13, 2019
Laura P. asked:New to the group. I'm actually an attorney in San Diego contemplating taking on an apprentice attorney. Wondering where I can find a syllabus or something that covers all the requirements, things they need to be learning, etc. Can anyone point me in the right direction?
Robert L. replied:theselc.org
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Referral from
January 27, 2014
Clare D. asked:Is anyone out there a lawyer? Or are you brilliant when it comes to creating simple contracts? I'd LOVE some help, if you're out there or could recommend someone who sometimes does pro-bono for charities...anyone? Thank you....
Scott M. replied:www.theselc.org
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Referral from
September 22, 2012
Britt B. asked:So Kombucha was originally on the list but I haven't been able to find it more recently. Does anyone know if it and similar products were pulled?? Or where I could find the information?Christina O. replied:kombucha and a few other products were pulled due to heavy protests from health department officials :( The final list of foods is in the pdf of bill language that Mark Stambler posted a few hours ago and at SELC's website (which is live again after being shut down earlier today for repairs since we had no idea today would be the day for AB 1616!) : http://www.theselc.org/.../cottage-food-lawscottage-food.../
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