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Contributor Profile

Mary Bauer

Mary Bauer is the executive director of the Legal Aid Justice Center in Charlottesville. Previously, she served as legal director of the Southern Poverty Law Center based in Montgomery, Alabama.

Bauer was a consultant for the City and Congregation Workgroup.

Resources associated with this Contributor

  • Why do I work for the Virginia Justice Center for Farm and Immigrant Workers?
    • Resource Type: Papers
    • Contributors: Mary Bauer
    • Creation Date:June 15, 2001
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