More to be done for Katrina survivors October 29, 2008
Posted by equaljusticeworks in pro bono.Tags: Clarion-Ledger, disaster relief, Hurricane Katrina, Mississippi Center for Justice, Reilly Morse
trackback
Alumnus Reilly Morse, a former Katrina Legal Fellow, was interviewed in Sunday’s Clarion-Ledger. Reilly, who is currently an attorney at the Mississippi Center for Justice, discusses what needs to be done as FEMA assistance fades and working families continue to struggle. Among his recommendations are:
Rebuild homes on in-fill lots in existing neighborhoods; Repair small rentals owned by mom-and-pop landlords; Ensure that affordable apartment complex reconstruction occurs despite the credit crisis; Permanently place Mississippi Cottages in communities.
Reilly also talks about his experience with volunteers directly after the disaster and recommends the Equal Justice Works Survivors of the Storm video. Watch it here if you haven’t seen it already.
-Aaron




Comments»
No comments yet — be the first.