Examining U.S. Immigration Issues: An Interview with Katherine Hawkins
In this discussion, we examine the complexities of U.S. immigration enforcement from a human rights perspective.
The American Community Survey: Efforts to Make Data Collection More Inclusive
As one of our nation’s most impactful governmental surveys, the ACS should reflect the full diversity of our population and its needs and range of life experiences.
A Worker-Resistant Approach to AI Is Harming Our Workforce, Economy, and Civil Rights.
AI in the workplace has the potential to help our communities, but if our workforce isn't equipped to successfully enter the future of work, they will not reap the benefits.
The Persistent Impact of the War on Drugs in Federal Marijuana Policy
We need restorative actions to repair the harm done to communities of color disproportionately affected by the War on Drugs.
Remembering Khalid Jabara and Heather Heyer
We will never forget them, and we will never stop fighting hate in all its forms.
Judges with Disabilities — and Lawyers with Disability Rights Law Experience — Belong on the Federal Bench
Representation on the bench matters deeply.
Building an Equal Justice Judiciary and Multiracial Democracy Is Essential Following This Supreme Court Term
Our freedoms, our democracy, and our Constitution do not protect themselves.