'In AI, there is no law. You must think about how the legal system should adapt to these changes.'
NortheasternLaw CRRJ alum, Rashida Richardson, on litigating the Henry Dee and Charles Moore case, and finding her niche in Artificial Intelligence: crrj.org/2024/05/rashid…

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CRRJ Spring Clinic students presented their findings in 15 racially-motivated killings in Louisiana and Tennessee under Jim Crow, at this year's Grand Rounds: crrj.org/efforts/spring…

CRRJ students travelled to New Orleans after spending 15 weeks researching Louisiana cases, including that of 17-year-old Sydney Batiste, killed in 1953. They met with Batiste’s surviving relatives and members of the DA's Civil Rights Division: crrj.org/efforts/crrj-s…

Colleagues NortheasternLaw Center for Law, Equity and Race led symposia this spring exploring structural racism, transitional justice, Black Utpoia building and museums' colonial-era inheritances. Read more: law.northeastern.edu/clear-faculty-…

A Black #soldier receives a full #military funeral 83 years after his death, thanks to Northeastern U.'s Civil Rights and Restorative Justice.

Here is his story: bit.ly/44NtTK8

Join for 'Black Futures (re) Defined: From Discourse to Liberation' on Jun 14, 12:00 pm - 5:30 pm at Northeastern University - Oakland. There will be discussions on unemployment, homelessness, and solutions plus a screening of the documentary 'A Rising Tide'. Get tickets now!

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Tuesday, May 21 | 6 PM: Join us for the premiere of the 30-minute audio drama, How Emeline Got Free. It tells the story of the 1852 Lemmon Slave Case from the perspective of Emeline Thompson, whose freedom was at stake during the trial. #SchomburgCenter
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Join the MHS tonight at 5 PM, for Digital History Seminar on Projects Related to Public History & Documentary Editing, w/ Tru Leverette Hall, Clayton McCarl, Maya Blackin, & Janaya Ferrer, University of North Florida; Dr. Laura R. Prieto @lauraRprieto.bsky.social; & Marta Crilly, Boston College. masshist.org/events/public-….

July 2. Save the date!

In 2019, Evanston became the first city in the U.S. to enact a government-funded reparations program to address injustices Black residents endured.

Now, Evanston is transferring $17 million of its reparations fund to Black-owned Liberty Bank And Trust!
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15 new cases investigated and presented by NortheasternLaw's CRRJ Spring Clinic students at this year's Grand Rounds: crrj.org/efforts/spring…

Happening today! Please join us #haitianheritagemonth

'To write about race and transitional justice begins in many ways from a point of radical impossibility.'

Sharing NortheasternLaw Center for Law, Equity and Race, Faculty Fellow Zinaida Miller's latest article for the International Journal of Transitional Justice: academic.oup.com/ijtj/advance-a…

#OTD in 1941 A. C. Williams, 22, was lynched in Gadsden County, FL. Taken from jail, beaten by masked men, he was being transported in an ambulance when he was kidnapped a 2nd time and shot to death by a mob.
Read more @ Burnham-Nobles Digital Archive: crrjarchive.org/incidents/11