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NCLC works across a number of issues facing consumers to stop exploitative practices, help financially stressed families build and retain wealth, and advance economic fairness.

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Massachusetts Energy and Utility Q&A Hour: Third Party Electric Supply (Competitive Supply)

For this Q&A, NCLC Stay Connected staff will be joined by Sierra Moll, Energy Consumer Liaison at the Massachusetts Attorney General’s Office
August 20, 2026

Open Energy and Utility Q&A Hour: Assisting Language Diverse Communities

For this Q&A, NCLC Stay Connected staff will be joined by Kiera Alventosa, Energy Democracy Organizer at GreenRoots Inc. and Sari Kayyali, Microgrids Manager at GreenRoots Inc. Kiera and Sari will begin with a 20-30 minute presentation discussing the main barriers that language diverse communities experience when accessing  utility service, applying for discount rates, and…
September 10, 2026

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Now Available: Fair Credit Reporting, 2026 Eleventh Edition

Credit and consumer reporting errors frequently derail access to credit, employment, rental housing, and insurance, making it one of today’s most active areas of consumer litigation. Learn more about the new 2026 11th Edition of NCLC's Fair Credit Reporting treatise.

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