The nationally recognized advocate for workers’ rights, equity in government, and legal system reform brings decades of public interest lawyering

On the Second Look Project: Beyond Guilt, which advocates for legislative and cultural change around clemency, resentencing, and parole

CUNY Law students win Burton Award for legal writing on Texas’ Operation Lone Star and S.B. 4, published in CUNY Law Review

The report, published by Black Families Love and Unite, exposes the racialized harm embedded in the family regulation system

Leading scholar on statelessness demonstrates far-reaching impact of proposed changes in expert declaration and CUNY TV interview

The exposé connects to Prof. Deborah Zalesne’s forthcoming book, Ending Isolation: The Case Against Solitary Confinement

Published by The Sentencing Project, the report examines the historical development of habitual offender laws and their foundations

New endowment to provide funding for students pursuing careers in prisoners’ rights advocacy and international human rights.

Elected Officials, Community Advocates, and Policymakers Join Forces at CUNY Law in Response to New Executive Orders

Davis’s expertise informs unprecedented warrants targeting systematic persecution of women, girls, and LGBTQI+ persons in Afghanistan

International human rights advocate and alum to strengthen top-ranking experiential learning program

Nine law schools convene to meet future law students from across CUNY