CUNY School of Law announced a partnership with Foodcellar Market to expand access to the student Food Pantry. This partnership reflects a community-centered approach to meeting students’ nutritional needs and ensuring equitable access to essential resources.
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CUNY School of Law Partners with Foodcellar to Expand Student Food Pantry Access
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CUNY Law Faculty Share Insight and Innovation at AALS Clinical Conference 2025
Faculty accept national award and contribute to national conversations on the evolving role of law clinics in a time of crisis and change
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Freedom to Be: Ms. X’s Victory Against Deportation
CUNY Law students win deportation relief for a Black trans woman facing persecution, affirming her right to safety and identity
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HRGJ Clinic Report to UN Highlights the Misuse of Laws to Criminalize Abortion and Punish Pregnant People
The HRGJ Clinic, If/When/How, and Pregnancy Justice submitted a report to the United Nations exposing how criminal and civil laws in the United States are misused to punish people based on pregnancy outcomes, such as abortion, and those who help them access care. The report, endorsed by several organizations, urges the U.S. to end these practices, address structural discrimination, and ensure equitable access to reproductive healthcare ahead of its November 2025 Universal Periodic Review.
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CUNY Law’s Family Defense Practicum Contributes to Groundbreaking Report on Family Policing
The report, published by Black Families Love and Unite, exposes the racialized harm embedded in the family regulation system
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Clinic Dean Lisa Davis Shapes Landmark ICC Gender Persecution Cases as Special Adviser
Davis’s expertise informs unprecedented warrants targeting systematic persecution of women, girls, and LGBTQI+ persons in Afghanistan
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CUNY Institute on Gender, Law, and Transformative Peace Hosts Multinational Forum in Ghana: “Election Campaigns as Collective Care”
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CUNY Law Clinic Releases Report on Gender Persecution in Russian Invasion of Ukraine
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LANDMARK RULING: CLEAR Victory Affirms Right to Immigration Counsel
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IGLTP Hosts Multinational Forum in Ghana: Electoral Campaigns as Collective Care
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Students Advance to Semifinals in ABA Employment Law Trial Competition
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Professor Natalie M. Chin’s Columbia Law Review Article Charts New Territory in Disability Rights
Professor Chin’s article introduces a new framework examining how legal systems and social norms restrict the sexual and reproductive rights and choices of people with disabilities.