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John B. Arango
Recent Work Experience
  • Project for the Future of Equal Justice (Washington, DC)

Consultant to joint National Legal Aid and Defender Association-Center for Law and Social Policy project to support the delivery of civil legal assistance to the poor. (July, 1998-present).
  • State Bar of Michigan, Access to Justice for All Task Force (Lansing, MI)

Draft survey forms and create a database to collect and store information about organizations providing civil legal assistance to the poor in Michigan (July, 1998 to present).
  • National Asian Pacific American Legal Consortium (Washington, DC)

Consultant to an organization consisting of Asian and Pacific American civil legal assistance programs in Los Angeles, San Francisco and New York. (1995, 1998)
  • American Bar Association (Chicago, IL)

Coordinator, Bar Information Program. Develop and conduct programs to encourage state and local bar associations to sponsor activities to increase funding for, or otherwise improve, legal assistance for low income persons accused of crimes (1983 to present).
  • Sheehan, Sheehan and Stelzner (Albuquerque, NM)

Consultant on law firm management (1992, 1995, 1996, 1998). Planned and conducted firm retreats (1987-1991, 1993-1996).
  • Management Information Exchange—MIE (Boston, MA)

Develop and conduct training for all new directors of civil legal services programs (1993 to present).
  • New Mexico Parent and Child Resources (Albuquerque, NM)
  • Northern New Mexico Legal Services (Santa Fe, NM)
  • San Fernando Valley Neighborhood Legal Services (Pacoima, CA)
  • The Arc of New Mexico (Albuquerque, NM)
  • Catholic Charities of New Mexico (Albuquerque, NM)
  • Legal Aid Foundation of Los Angeles (Los Angeles, CA)

Developed and conducted training for the board of directors (1997-98)
  • California Rural Legal Assistance (San Francisco, CA)

Developed and conducted a three day planning retreat for the board of directors, staff, and community representatives. (1997, 1994).

  • University of New Mexico, School of Law (Albuquerque, NM)

Consultant on organizational development and strategic planning (1995)
  • Maryland Coalition for Civil Justice
  • South Carolina Bar Foundation
  • State Bar of New Mexico, Task Force on Providing Legal Services to the Poor

Consultant during preparation of plans for creating statewide systems to provide civil legal assistance to the poor. (1996-present).
  • Legal Services Organization of Indiana (Indianapolis, IN)
  • ABLE (Toledo, Ohio)
  • Community Legal Services (Philadelphia, PA)
  • Georgia Legal Services (Atlanta, GA)
  • Legal Aid Society of Albuquerque (Albuquerque, NM)
  • Western Law Center on Disability Rights (Los Angeles, CA)
  • People’s Legal Services—DNA (Window Rock, AZ)
  • Indian Pueblo Legal Services (Santa Ana, NM)

Consultant for design of strategic planning process; served as facilitator during meetings conducted as part of the planning process (1995-present).
  • Family Voices (Algodones, NM)

Consultant to national grassroots organization of families with children with special health care needs (1993 to present).

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