2026 Justice Forum - Pisgah Legal Services

About the Justice Forum

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Pisgah Legal’s Justice Forum will be held at the Thomas Wolfe Auditorium in downtown Asheville on Thursday, October 22nd. There will be a ticketed, pre-event reception at 5:30pm followed by the free Justice Forum at 7:00pm. There will be an option for live-streaming for those that prefer to join virtually and there will be several Regional Watch Parties in communities across WNC.

Whether you join us in Asheville, at a Regional Watch Party, or online, we hope you’ll be part of this year’s Justice Forum. Select your preferred option during registration.

Sponsor the Justice Forum

We invite business of all sizes, as well as individuals and families, to support this event through a sponsorship. Sponsoring Pisgah Legal’s signature event is a powerful way to demonstrate your commitment for making our community a more just and equitable place to live.

Click here to learn more or contact Lori Nierzwick at 828-818-5474.
Pay Sponsorship online.

Please note: In accordance with IRS requirements, we are not able to accept sponsorship payments via DAFs or QCDs unless all sponsorship benefits are declined.

Brian Goldstone is a Pulitzer Prize–winning author and journalist whose work explores the human impact of housing insecurity, poverty, and economic inequality in America. Through immersive investigative reporting, he brings national attention to the growing number of working families experiencing homelessness. His latest book is There Is No Place for Us: Working and Homeless in America.

“The reach of homelessness is expanding. As it pulls more and more people into its grip, we might wonder: Who gets to feel secure in this country? And who are the casualties of our prosperity?”
― Brian Goldstone,
There Is No Place for Us: Working and Homeless in America