The Foundation supports efforts to improve the quality of life for Americans in the United States. The League works to promote social and economic justice, secure equal rights for all, and combat discrimination and poverty. As co-chair of a coalition for the National Voter Registration Act, passed in 1993, the League acted to achieve the enfranchisement of millions of citizens by making voter registration more accessible. The League also undertakes projects to eliminate discrimination against women. None LSE handles discrimination cases associated with age, handicap, race, national origin, and sex.
Attorneys work for indigents.
Issue papers related to age discrimination, social security and medicaid, SSI, etc. This is accomplished through legal action, community education, advocacy, research, and the awarding of law school scholarships. None Feminism finds a voice in Hispanic communities with MANA, an association dedicated to advancing the status of American women of Hispanic descent. MANA hopes to reach this goal by promoting leadership among Hispanic women, improving communication, and by furthering parity with Hispanics. MANA is a nonprofit corporation financed by membership dues and by other donations.