‘21-’22 JC Fellow Sarah Medina Camiscoli Named ABA’s Top 40 Young Lawyers
Justice Catalyst Fellow Sarah Medina Camiscoli ‘21-’22 was recognized as a Top 40 Young Lawyers in the country through the American Bar Association’s On The Rise program.
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JC Fellow Connie Cho with CBE Challenges Biofuel Refinery Projects in Bay Area
Justice Catalyst Fellow ‘20-’21 Connie Cho filed a lawsuit against Contra Costa County challenging flawed environmental review processes for two oil refineries.
Justice Catalyst Announces 2022 - 2023 Fellows
Justice Catalyst is proud to announce its 2022 – 2023 fellowship projects. The projects will be housed at public interest organizations around the United States, furthering Justice Catalyst’s mission of activating path-breaking approaches to lawyering for social and economic justice
Sarah Medina Camiscoli ‘21-’22 Publishes Journal Article on Subversive Legal Education
Justice Catalyst Fellow Sarah Medina Camiscoli ‘21-’22, alongside co-writers, published an article in the Fordham Law Review entitled “Subversive Legal Education: Reformist Steps Toward Abolitionist Visions”.
Let’s Unpack The Racial Discrimination Case Against Tesla: Q&A With JC/PRP '20-'21 Fellow Kimberly Fayette
THE PUBLIC’s Katie Tandy sat down with Justice Catalyst/Public Rights Project Joint Fellow Kimberly Fayette ‘20-’21 to discuss the recent racial discrimination lawsuit against Tesla.
'20-'21 JC/PRP Fellow Melodie Meyer: The Struggle For Tribal Sovereignty
In part two of a series in THE PUBLIC, Justice Catalyst/Public Rights Project Joint Fellow Melodie Meyer ‘20-’21 discusses current tribal movements and relations.
Multiple Justice Catalyst Fellows File Lawsuit Protesting Border Patrol Treatment of Haitian Migrants
Justice Catalyst Fellows Trillium Chang ’21-’22, Lauren Michel Wilfong ‘21-’22, and Tess Hellgren ‘19-’20, alongside team members, filed a class action lawsuit early December on behalf of Haitian migrants against the government for alleged inhumane treatment.
'20-'21 JC/PRP Fellow Melodie Meyer: Every Tribe Has A Wound, Can Tribal Government-to-Government Consultation Help Mend It?
Justice Catalyst/Public Rights Project Joint Fellow Melodie Meyer ‘20-’21 reflects on the past, present, and future of tribal relations in America in part one of a series on THE PUBLIC.
JC ‘21-’22 Fellow Sarah Medina Camiscoli Speaks Out Against Motions to Dismiss in Case Against NYC’s Gifted and Talented Program
'21-'22 JC Fellow Sarah Medina Camiscoli comments on motion to dismiss in lawsuit against New York City's gifted and talented program in Chalkbeat.
'21-’22 Fellow Mackenzie Halter’s Abolish Dept Dispute Tool featured in The Intercept
'21-'22 JC Fellow Mackenzie Halter's fellowship project was discussed in a recent article featured in The Intercept.