CalATJ's 30th anniversary booklet traces three decades of work to expand access to civil justice in California and honors the 2026 Impact Award recipients.

CalATJ's 2025 Annual Report: $29.3M in legal aid grants over five years, $600K+ in loan repayment help, court transcript advocacy, and a new strategic plan.

CalATJ's 2026–2028 Strategic Plan sets three priorities to close California's civil justice gap: access to lawyers, access to the courts, and other help.

CalATJ's June 2025 comments to the State Bar of California on rules for partnerships between lawyer referral services and nonprofits to expand legal help.

CalATJ's 2024 Annual Report: $4.9M in legal aid grants, $5M to protect immigrant and LGBTQ+ rights, and advocacy for official court transcripts.

Over 1 million California court hearings a year have no official record due to a court reporter shortage. CalATJ's 2024 report explains the harm and fixes.

CalATJ's 2023 Annual Report: first access to justice commission recognized in state law, a new loan repayment program, and $4.8M a year in legal aid grants.

Report on a CalATJ pilot that connected urban pro bono lawyers with rural California small businesses through remote legal help, funded by CLF.

CalATJ and LAAC's 2023 issue brief on a civil right to counsel for tenants in California eviction cases, and why the Commission supports it.

CalATJ's 2022 Annual Report: its first grants, including $5M for legal aid infrastructure and innovation and $750K for eviction prevention partnerships.

CalATJ's report to the Judicial Council on the first six months of $5M in state Infrastructure & Innovation grants to California legal aid organizations.

Final report on CalATJ's Eviction Tsunami grants: how legal aid programs and community partners helped California tenants stay housed after COVID-19.

CalATJ's 2023–2025 Strategic Plan: how the Commission set out to narrow California's justice gap, both the service gap and the knowledge gap.

CalATJ's 2022 recommendations to help California legal aid organizations hire, keep, and diversify the lawyers who serve low-income clients.

CalATJ's 2021 recommendations to the State Bar on media coverage of civil legal aid and closing the knowledge gap for Californians with legal problems.

Part VI of CalATJ's Rural Justice Policy Paper Series: how rural attorney deserts and limited healthcare access together harm health equity in California.

CalATJ's 2021 Annual Report: a new grantmaking role, $5M for 47 legal aid groups, eviction grants, and a $70M Equal Access Fund.

A 2020 business planning guide from CalATJ for California lawyers who want to build a profitable practice serving moderate-income clients.

Part V of CalATJ's Rural Justice Policy Paper Series: how rural attorney deserts and social determinants of health intersected during COVID-19.

Part IV of CalATJ's Rural Justice Policy Paper Series: how legal technology can expand access to justice for rural Californians, and how to fund it.