Explore the challenges of illiteracy among Afghan refugees and the urgent need for education rights in the report by CUNY Law’s Human Rights & Gender Justice (HRGJ) Clinic, MADRE, the Gender Persecution…

At her final event as the W. Haywood Burns Chair in Human & Civil Rights, Kristen Clarke detailed how we might build the future of justice.

After weeks of celebration—including portrait sessions, Pipeline to Justice Grad Night, and Student Awards Night—the Class of 2026 crossed the stage at the legendary United Palace Theater on Thursday, May 21.

This spring, preLaw magazine ranked CUNY Law #2 for Social Justice and named the school to its Justice & Opportunity Honor Roll.

In CUNY Law’s Disability Rights and Social Justice Clinic, McDonald wrote the brief, argued it, and discovered she is more than ready for what’s next.

A First Amendment case has put the Equality & Justice In-House Clinic at the center of one of the most consequential constitutional questions of the moment.

Movement lawyers and organizers on the frontline of social movements on how lawyers and legal workers can strengthen social movements through radical, movement-centered advocacy and power-building.

The Community & Economic Development Clinic alum joins Mamdani’s administration at a moment of change for NYC’s approach to economic justice.

The nationally recognized scholar and clinician on teaching students prepared to engage law through critical analysis, lived experience, and practice

CUNY Law alumna brings lived experience, legal training, and policy work into one of the hardest questions facing the field of sex crimes