The Civil Rights and Restorative Justice Project https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html Home Eugene Bell Spotlight on: Malcolm Clarke, Elizabeth Zitrin Justice Fellow and CRRJ Attorney, 2022-2024 CRRJ Travels to Memphis for Memorial Honoring Lives Taken by Memphis Police Department  70th Anniversary of Emmett Till’s Lynching: CRRJ Director on Cold Case Review Board, Release 6,500 Federal Records Hattie DeBardelaben’s killing first investigated by CRRJ a decade ago, records now available through National Archives Pvt. Booker T. Spicely Henry Andrews and Issac Mayo: A Reckoning for Black WWII Veterans killed by police officers in 1947 1948 Killing of Hosea Carter Featured in New CRRJ Documentary Reflecting on Five Decades of Civil Rights Practice: Flint Taylor  Federal Failures Contributed to Racial Violence: 15 New Cases From Students’ Spring Clinic Grand Rounds Spotlight on: Alex Stein, CRRJ Staff Attorney and Program Director Spotlight on: Meg Gould, Elizabeth Zitrin Justice Fellow, 2025 Summer interns support CRRJ’s research and expansion 10 Guidelines for Projects That Tackle Past Racist Terror and Other Kinds of Historical Injustice Education – Copy CRRJ Courses CRRJ Clinic How is the Clinic Assessed? What Happens to the Cases Once the Semester Ends? Where Does CRRJ Find the Cases to Investigate? How Many Cases do Students Investigate? Civil Rights Law: In the Courtroom and the Community Race, Police Violence, and Law Are you sure? Thank you for signing up How Does the CRRJ Clinic Work? What is Restorative Justice? Who we are About CRRJ George Stinney: CRRJ File Amicus Brief, Leads to Youngest American Executed Exonerated Eleanor Rush The Perfect Neighbor: The True Story Behind Stand Your Ground Laws and Centuries of Racialized Violence CRRJ in the Press: Tommy Lee Walker Declaration of Innocence for 1953 Killing Documentary Film, Honoring Hosea, Coming Soon CRRJ Summer Interns Present Cases Emmett Till, Seventy Years Later The Burnham-Nobles Digital Archive presented at Digital Commonwealth’s annual conference Spotlight on: Raymond Wilkes III, CRRJ Senior Staff Attorney Support Our Work New Season of Civil Wrongs Podcast Centers on Tennessee Killing Investigated by CRRJ From High School to Law School: Kimbrough Scholar, Helen Bekele’s Journey Through Justice  Tommy Lee Walker: CRRJ and the Innocence Project Secure Declaration of Innocence in 70-Year-Old Texas Execution Case Six New Cases From Expanded Burnham-Nobles Digital Archive, Victims’ Stories Public for First Time   Jobs and Opportunities Events Gathering the Red Record: Burnham-Nobles Digital Archive Updates, National Anti-Black Violence Database Discussed Analysis A Landscape Shaped by White Citizen Violence: The Strickland Family in Coweta County, Georgia The Pre-Clinic Pioneer: Tayo Belle ’10 and her CRRJ Story