$18,000 to Ohio Alliance to End Sexual Violence for the Contextualizing Sexual Violence in Ohio’s Legal System project which with create two training series to increase legal professionals knowledge about sexual violence and providing trauma-informed care, and educate survivors on legal system options. Serving all 88 counties.

$52,770 to The University of Toledo Foundation for the Launch into Law project which seeks to increase the number of historically underrepresented students enrolled in law school.

$19,550 for The Summits for Racial Justice project to create targeted events to address racial and systemic discrimination against BIPOC workers in the workplace.

$50,000 to Summer Work Experience In Law to grow it's membership program which supports Black high school and college students interested in careers in the law. This project will fund student internships with government offices and nonprofit organizations.

$30,000 to Mental Health & Addiction Advocacy Coalition for the Behavioral Health in Ohio: Improving Data, Moving Toward Racial and Ethnic Equity Research and Report project which will identify areas of inequity in the behavioral health system, propose solutions, and make policy recommendations. Serving all 88 counties.

$10,000 to Women Helping Women for the Increasing Awareness and Access to Legal Advocacy Services for Survivors project which will provide support, education, and legal advocacy services to survivors of domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault, and stalking.

$25,000 to Ohio Domestic Violence Network for their Seeking Freedom & Safety: Legal Information for Community Based and Incarcerated Survivors project which will update Self Help Legal Manuals in English and Spanish and distribute them to domestic violence programs statewide; additionally educational workshops will be offered to incarcerated survivors on topics of judicial release, clemency, and more.

$15,000 to Northeast Ohio Worker Center for the Worker Justice Project which will support wage theft clinics providing education on wage theft, overtime, classification, and harassment and discrimination in the workplace. Counties Served: Cuyahoga, Ashland, Erie, Holmes, Huron, Lorain, Medina, Richland, Ashtabula, Geauga.

$24,000 for the Portage County Juvenile Court leaders to implement a pre-adjudicatory child protection mediation program, designed to mediate both adjudication (complaint) and disposition (case plan). The program focuses on improving outcomes for families and reducing time to permanency for children. The goal of this program is to move from an adversarial model to a collaborative model on appropriate abuse, neglect, and dependency cases.

$25,000 for the Driving Justice Project will give Ohioans with suspended driver's licenses step-by-step action plans to help them understand and navigate the various court and administrative processes required to complete the reinstatement process. It will also screen for eligibility for fee reductions and provide information for local organizations that assist with reinstatement for individuals who require additional assistance.