Protect Our Defenders (POD)
Serves Atlanta by phone or online.
S. military. It offers free legal help or referrals to service members, veterans, and civilians, and it works to change the military justice system. To get help, you fill out an online intake form.
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- Case types
- Protective orders, OtherFrom the description, not confirmed
What they offer 7
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Education, Training, and Outreach ProgramProgram
POD supplies speakers, including survivor advocates and experts, plus videos, fact sheets, and training materials. These are used at military bases, VA centers, universities, and community events.
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Find Survivor and Other Support ServicesService
The Survivor Support Network is a section of the POD website that helps survivors find services such as counseling, support groups, legal help, and VA benefits. It also links to national crisis lines.
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Get Involved and VolunteerProgram
Anyone can become a free member to get the newsletter and calls to action. People can also share POD's work, donate, or host their own fundraiser or advocacy event.
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Legal Services ProgramProgram
This program connects people harmed by military sexual assault, sexual harassment, or retaliation with free lawyers, referrals, or other resources. It cannot promise a lawyer for every case.
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Policy Reform and Legal AdvocacyProgram
POD works to change military justice laws and rules. It uses policy work, reports, legal challenges, and court briefs to protect survivors' rights.
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Pro Bono Attorney Network and Training MaterialsProgram
Lawyers who want to represent survivors of military sexual assault can use POD's training videos, handouts, and manual. POD staff also give lawyers sample filings, expert contacts, and advice on new developments.
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Resource LibraryService
An online list of outside guides and websites. Topics include healing from trauma, PTSD and sleep, choosing a therapist, VA claims for military sexual trauma, and preventing assault.
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