ATJ Commission Launches Second Legal Help Access Point in Concordia On August 18, 2022, the Louisiana Access to Justice Commission hosted a Ribbon Cutting Ceremony to celebrate the launch of the second Legal Help Access Point in the state, located in the Concordia Parish Library in Vidalia. The Access Point allows users to: get access to Self-Help resources and automated court forms; find out if you qualify for free legal aid; get customized legal help and referrals through the Louisiana Bar Foundation and Lagniappe Law Lab’s Civil Legal Navigator; meet virtually with an attorney in a confidential enclosed space; attend a virtual hearing with participating courts via an online court program. Download a printable copy with location information here. This project would not be possible without the support and hard work of the Justice For All Project Steering Committee Members, the library leadership and staff, and the 6th JDC. The next Legal Help Access Point locations coming soon are: Concordia Parish Library - Ferriday Branch LaSalle Community Action Association in Catahoula Parish View the full Press Release here. Pictures from the Legal Help Access Point Ribbon Cutting in Vidalia: (Left to right) Dorothy Oliver, LaSalle Community Action Association; Alainna Mire, LSBA Past President and JFA Steering Committee Chair; Mayor Buz Craft, Vidalia City; Justice Jay B. McCallum, Louisiana Supreme Court; Amanda Taylor, Concordia Parish Library Director; Rep. C. Travis Johnson, District 21. Justice Jay B. McCallum, Louisiana Supreme Court, Fourth District Alainna Mire, LSBA Past President and JFA Steering Committee Chair with Amanda Taylor, Concordia Parish Library Director Rep. C. Travis Johnson, District 21 Dorothy Oliver, LaSalle Community Action Association Amanda Brown; Lagniappe Law Lab