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”.

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.

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.

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.

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.

THE PUBLIC sat down with Justice Catalyst/Public Rights Project Joint Fellow Kimberly Fayette ‘20-’21 to discuss the history of Black and brown hair discrimination.

Anita Yandle, a ‘21-’22 Justice Catalyst Fellow at Public Justice focusing on access to justice for migrant farmworkers, wrote a blog post on the unconstitutionality of forced arbitration clauses.

We will be hosting a webinar about the Justice Catalyst and Justice Catalyst/Public Rights Project Joint fellowships this Wednesday September 29th at 8pm ET.

This article by Sonya Levitova, a ’20-’21 Justice Catalyst Fellow at Emery Celli Brinckerhoff Abady Ward & Maazel LLP, was originally published by the Law and Political Economy (LPE) Project

Working with Centro de Los Derechos del Migrante and other partner organizations, ’20-’21 Justice Catalyst Fellow Amy Tamayo filed the first-ever labor complaint under the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement on behalf of migrant worker women on temporary labor migration programs.