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Oregon Justice Resource Center

Last updated Jun 2026

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The Oregon Justice Resource Center (OJRC) is a Portland-based nonprofit founded in 2011 that promotes civil rights and improves legal representation for historically underserved communities. Its projects include the Oregon Innocence Project, the Immigrant Rights Project, the Women's Justice Project, and the Youth Justice Project. OJRC offers legal support services, Know Your Rights resources, and advocacy for criminal-justice reform. Contact them through their website for help or referrals.

Communities centered

BIPOC

Services offered

Legal aidAdvocacy

Who it's for

Low-incomeJustice-involvedYouth under 18
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