A voice for low income South Carolinians for social, legal, & economic justice.
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45 Years of SC Appleseed
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Department of Education 101: What Does the Title 1 Program Actually Do?
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New Laws and Policies that Will Affect LGBTQ+ Students this Year
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'Harmful' restraint and seclusion practices remain in some SC special education classes
We share about communication challenges among special education students. (The State Newspaper)
SC Govenor Rejects Federal COVID-era Food Program for Kids
We discuss the importance of Summer EBT. (The State Newspaper)
What's next for Columbia's homeless services campus after funding setback?
We share our concerns about the new campus. (WLTX-TV)
Honors student fears graduation at risk after fight and transfer
Learn how zero tolerance rules make it hard for children to have success. (WACH FOX)
South Carolina expels too many preschoolers. Here’s how lawmakers are responding
Learn about some legislative activity that could bring suspensions into the 21st Century. (WLTX-TV)
SC turns down federal program providing hungry kids with summer food assistance
No Summer EBT in South Carolina for 2024. (WIS-TV)
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What We Do
South Carolina Appleseed Legal Justice Center is a forceful and respected advocate for low-income South Carolinians on issues such as health care, immigration, reentry issues, housing, education, hunger, public benefits, domestic violence, and consumer issues.
SC Appleseed is dedicated to affecting systemic change wherever we can do the most good — in and through the courthouse, legislature, administrative agencies, community and the media. We grow our impact by helping others do the same through education, training and co-counseling.
