The report, published by Black Families Love and Unite, exposes the racialized harm embedded in the family regulation system
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CUNY Law’s Family Defense Practicum Contributes to Groundbreaking Report on Family Policing
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Expanded Partnership with Kaplan to Offer Free Bar Exam Prep for All Students
2024 Graduates to be the first beneficiaries of comprehensive test preparation and enhanced curriculum support
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Institute on Gender, Law, and Transformative Peace Featured in Gender Justice Conference on International Women’s Day
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CUNY Law Ranked #1 In Diversity for 2024 by preLaw Magazine
CUNY Law is at the top of the list and at the head of the class once again
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CUNY School of Law Celebrates Class of 2023 with Commencement Address from Alumnus Chris Alexander ’19
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CUNY Law Launches Collaborative First Impressions Youth Justice Initiative to Promote Empowerment and Community Justice
CUNY Law announces $1M First Impressions Youth Justice Initiative designed to change how young people and the justice system interact by offering a community-focused framework for mentorship, education, and civic leadership.
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Exhibition: Faces of Resilience: Portraits of Afghan Women Human Rights Defenders
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Professor Lisa Davis Brings HRGJ Clinic Expertise as Special Advisor on Gender Persecution to Prosecutor of International Criminal Court
Professor Lisa Davis, Co-Director of the Human Rights and Gender Justice Clinic, served as Special Advisor on Gender Persecution to the prosecutor of the International Criminal Court.
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CUNY Law hosts University LGBTQIA+ Consortium
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Groundbreaking Study Shows Forensic Medical Evaluations Can Substantially Impact Immigration Relief Claims
INRC co-director Professor Nermeen Arastu collaborated with colleagues at the CUNY School of Medicine and CUNY School of Public Health, along with Physicians for Human Rights, to complete a first-of-its-kind, cross-disciplinary study that shows great promise for people seeking humanitarian relief.
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Delivering Justice: CUNY Law and The Legal Aid Society Team Up to Reduce Incarceration through Post-conviction Testing of DNA Evidence
The U.S. Department of Justice has granted CUNY Law nearly $500,000 to establish a project powered in part by students that will review and litigate select wrongful conviction claims of New Yorkers incarcerated in state prisons.
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CLEAR Founding Director Ramzi Kassem Named 2020 Freedom Scholar
Ramzi Kassem has been named one of 12 Freedom Scholars by the Marguerite Casey Foundation and Group Health Foundation.