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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…
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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.
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This spring, preLaw magazine ranked CUNY Law #2 for Social Justice and named the school to its Justice & Opportunity Honor Roll.
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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.
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Andrew Burgess Gregg v. Colorado examines the eugenic origins of habitual criminal sentencing laws and their constitutional implications.
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Celebrating and carrying forward the legacy of Professor Rebecca Bratspies and the Center for Urban Environmental Reform
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The CUNY Law community came together for this informative presentation presented by our Faculty Professional Development Committee and vital dialogue with faculty, students, and staff.
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“Ending Isolation: The Case Against Solitary Confinement” is a powerful collaboration between incarcerated writers, legal scholars, and mental health experts that dismantles the moral, legal, and medical foundations of solitary confinement. Blending…
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Inside the recent work of CUNY Law faculty across litigation, advocacy, scholarship, public dialogue, and more
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Professor Wallis ’15 will spend the Fall 2025 semester as a visiting scholar at Seattle University School of Law
