JusticeCorps is a unique national service program that has helped over one million Californians find access to justice since it began in 2004. Powered by a partnership among California courts, campuses, community legal assistance providers, and AmeriCorps, JusticeCorps recruits college students and recent graduates who volunteer to serve the millions of Californians coming to court each year without attorneys—self-represented litigants. These are people navigating a complex legal system on their own, struggling to resolve crucial legal matters affecting their family, housing, personal safety, and financial stability. JusticeCorps members assist self-represented litigants by serving in court-based self-help centers in Los Angeles educating litigants on their legal options, mapping out next steps, and helping them tell their story. By providing neutral assistance—not legal advice—JusticeCorps members empower litigants to understand their options, to have their voices heard, and to confidently move forward with their legal matter.