Partner with KidsKnowRights
Legal literacy grows through community. We work alongside schools, nonprofits, youth organizations, immigration-support groups, legal aid organizations, community centers, libraries, attorneys, law firms, universities, and educators. KidsKnowRights complements professional legal services; it never replaces them.
Our partners
The organizations we work alongside. Each one is listed with their permission.
Hudson Guild
Hudson Guild is a New York City community-based nonprofit that has served Chelsea and surrounding neighborhoods since 1895, with a focus on supporting individuals and families, particularly those facing economic hardship. Its programs span education, youth development, arts, mental health, senior services, and other community resources designed to help residents thrive.
Visit websiteVisual Echo - SpaceBridge
SpaceBridge is a Visual Echo program that brings refugee and local youth together through theater, storytelling, and creative workshops. The program helps young people share their experiences, build meaningful connections across cultures, and explore themes of identity, belonging, and community.
Visit websiteKids Got Rights
Kids Got Rights is an initiative dedicated to helping children understand and advocate for their fundamental human rights through engaging educational media. Its work uses animation, storytelling, and accessible resources to make topics such as equality, free speech, child labor, housing, and protection from abuse easier for young people to understand.
Visit websiteNew Sanctuary Coalition
New Sanctuary Coalition is a New York City immigrant-led organization that supports people and families facing detention and deportation. Through accompaniment, legal support, community organizing, and know-your-rights education, it helps immigrants navigate the immigration system and advocate for their rights.
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Ways to partner
Host a workshop
Bring a session to your classroom, library, or program.
Review legal content
Attorneys and legal educators check lessons for accuracy and mark them reviewed.
Distribute materials
Share bilingual pocket cards and guides through your network.
Co-create local resources
Build community-specific guides together, in your community's languages.
Refer families
Connect families to education while you provide the professional services.
Sponsor free programming
Support printing, translation, and outreach. Everything stays free for everyone; sponsorship never places content behind a paywall.
Attorneys and law students: content review is our most-needed contribution. Every lesson lists its review status, and your expertise directly raises the quality of what young people learn.
Start the conversation
Tell us who you are and what kind of collaboration interests you. We'll reply within a week.