10/28/2026
Legal advocates can help expand the network of people available to support learners when legal challenges stand in the way of school, work, and everyday life.
For , having trusted, knowledgeable people available to help means more opportunities to connect learners with the legal support they need to keep moving toward their goals.
We’re excited about the continued momentum around legal advocacy in and what it could mean for learners and communities across the state.
Legal challenges can show up in many parts of everyday life, from housing and food access to family needs, education, and employment. But a shortage of attorneys across can make getting legal help difficult.
Under a proposed Wisconsin rule change, qualified legal advocates could provide certain civil legal services under attorney supervision, helping more people access support.
recently brought together schools, nonprofits, and legal professionals to explore what’s working today, including training that helps people access SNAP and Medicaid benefits, and what could be possible tomorrow.
Learn more about the proposed Legal Advocate rule: https://bit.ly/4z6vJTX
Learn more about Frontline Justice’s SNAP and Medicaid training: https://bit.ly/4zlI1Zy