Empower lawyers, and advocates from across the nation and in all practice areas to drive social change through support of the ABA Section of Civil Rights and Social Justice. CRSJ provides the roadmap for legislative, judicial, and societal changes.
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The ABA Section of Civil Rights and Social Justice (CRSJ) is setting the bar for exceptional free programming advancing the principles of civil rights, social justice, human rights, equity and inclusion.
In the last year, CRSJ and its network of volunteers and experts nationwide produced nearly 100 webinars and CLEs, five issues of the award-winning Human Rights Magazine, and toolkits to promote civic education and local policy engagement. These initiatives are creating community awareness of the issues and providing tools and roadmaps for attorneys and advocates to make real change.
Your gift ensures CRSJ's clear messages are heard and that all advocates and partners have access to free resources to create systemic change. CRSJ is committed to highlighting the state of social justice through its volunteer lawyers dedicated to identifying threats to civil liberties and educating and providing lawyers and the public with tools to appropriately respond within the rule of law. Programs and resources reach lawyers nationwide across all practice areas, empowering them to be effective agents for social change.
CRSJ identifies instances where justice has failed, where law can improve and where policy must amend, and transforms the justice system through inspirational events like the Thurgood Marshall Award, educational programs like the Social Justice Policy Summit, resources like the Human Rights Magazine the Voting Rights Toolkit and unique and timely projects continually evolving to address issues of vulnerable populations.
To learn more, become a member, volunteer, or register for free programs visit ambar.org/CRSJ