Morgan MooneThe woman deciding whether I should be admitted to the New Jersey bar seven years ago was “on the fence” about her decision because of a felony I committed 19 years earlier. I was sixteen years old. One afternoon, I was hanging out with two...
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On March 6th, 2020, editors and unhoused community reporters from street newspapers across the U.S. discussed the opportunities and challenges of their work on "Right to a Home," Law at the Margins' groundbreaking collaborative journalism series.
The Community For Creative Non-Violence (CCNV) Policy makers need to do more than just listen to the homeless community. They need to turn their ideas into action. By Reginald Black Editor’s note: This story was produced in partnership with Street...
Earlier this year, we produced a series of articles highlighting the most dangerous abortion laws to sweep through state legislation. While many have been blocked by courts, the anti-choice sentiment that promoted these bills remains. Below you will...
Shandre DelaneyPrison abolition work is a nonstop commitment. I try to slow down in the summer by minimizing the hours spent working. In order to balance work with leisure, I travel and take advantage of networking/learning opportunities in other cities...
Victor NarroModern advocates can still learn a lot from St. Fracis of Assisi on how to integrate their spirituality and faith into their work for justice.
Our entire system, medical, immigration, and social services must adopt a trauma-informed approach in order to work seamlessly in treatment programs that serve a variety of individuals from varying backgrounds.
Bri LacyBri Lacy describes her journey towards becoming a public defender as the first person in her family to graduate traditional college and obtain a law degree.
Prison abolitionist Shandre Delaney explores the necessity of self-care for activists through a series of interviews with other advocates.
Vania GulstonEditor’s Note: Links to related news articles have been supplemented to provide background information and further reading. Since December, images telling the story of Sudan’s unpredictable and unprecedented quakes upsetting an old...
