Could a Solution to Provide Legal Care in Alaska Work in Rural Minnesota?

Highlights the community justice worker (CJW) model in Alaska for access to legal care. The model, based on the community health aide model, is being studied for potential implementation in rural Minnesota. Discusses the attorney shortage in rural areas and the health impact this has on rural residents, particularly through access to safe and healthy housing and domestic violence situations. Notes that Indigenous populations in particular stand to benefit from the model.
Source: News stories via the Rural Assistance Center - Category: Rural Health Source Type: news