"We are always willing to work with the city on ways to improve services for anyone in need of shelter, including asylum seekers, so long as any proposal complies with well-established court orders and New York state’s constitution..." gothamist.com/news/after-cal…

Today marks the start of #LatinxHeritageMonth and we're sharing some of the unique challenges innocent Latinx people face when fighting for justice. bit.ly/3CfR3sV

We are students, alumni, faculty, and staff of Yeshiva University. This is not the YU we know and love. But we also know that it is not too late for YU to come back to the table and listen to its LGBTQ+ students. Letter: bit.ly/YULetter Sign the letter: bit.ly/SignYULetter

The scenes in Iran are astonishing. How far will these protests go?

Attorneys for Civil Rights filed a federal civil rights class action lawsuit against Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis on behalf of migrants who were unexpectedly flown to Martha's Vineyard. npr.org/2022/09/20/112…

Cardozo Law, Yeshiva University’s law school, is reaffirming its commitment to supporting LGBTQ students and staff as its parent institution staunchly refuses to recognize an LGBTQ group. trib.al/dqPg92A

It is our honor to be the publisher of your work, Professor Strachan!

New York: the deadline to register to vote in the upcoming general election is tomorrow, October 14. Get registered to vote and make your voice heard. It's your right. ny.gov/services/regis…

The Jan. 6 committee voted unanimously Thursday to issue a subpoena to Donald Trump to question him about his role in events that led to the violence that consumed the Capitol. nyti.ms/3erGNHY

CJERSJ invites you to our Fall Symposium! We will discuss recent SCOTUS decisions impacting immigration, as well as important cases on the docket for this upcoming session. Please RSVP to attend via Zoom: tinyurl.com/CJERSJFS

Cardozo Journal of Equal Rights and Social Justice is proud to be publishing "Freedom of Speech: Freedom to Creatively Discriminate?" by Lydia E. Lavelle in Volume 29 Issue 1. Professor Lavelle is a Law Professor at North Carolina Central University School of Law.

CJERSJ is proud to be publishing "Reckoning with Structural Racism in Legal Education: Methods Toward a Pedagogy of Antiracism" by Doron Samuel-Siegel in Volume 29 Issue 1. Professor Samuel-Siegel is a Professor of Law at the University of Richmond School of Law.

The Cardozo Journal of Equal Rights and Social Justice is proud to be publishing "The End of Forced Arbitration of Sexual Violence and the Uncertain Future" by Heidi Sandomir in Volume 29 Issue 1. Heidi is the current Editor in Chief for Volume 29.

CJERSJ is proud to publish "Queer Liberation’s Long March Towards Equality: How LGBTQIA+ Advocates May Seek to Combat the Rise of Anti-LGBTQIA+ State-Level Legislation and Substantiate Broader Lasting Legal Protections in a Post-Bostock World” by Executive Editor, Davis Villano.

CJERSJ is proud to be publishing "Hamptons Aesthetics vs. Shinnecock Rights: How the Federal Government is Failing to Protect Indigenous Sovereignty from State Judicial Infringement” by Managing Editor, Lindsay Brocki in Vol. 29 Issue 1.

The Cardozo Journal of Equal Rights and Social Justice is proud to be publishing "The Various Problems and Instabilities With the Implementation of the Special Immigrant Juvenile Status Statute” by Senior Notes Editor, Calli Schmitt in Volume 29 Issue 1.

The Cardozo Journal of Equal Rights and Social Justice is proud to be publishing "Expanding the Idea to Mitigate Disproportionality of English Language Learners in Special Education” by Hannah R. Kramer in Volume 29 Issue 1. Hannah is one of CJERSJ’s Notes Editors for Volume 29.

CJERSJ is accepting submissions for Volume 30! We welcome scholarship about a variety of legal topics related to equal rights and social justice. Please submit your manuscript to Scholastica: cjersj.scholasticahq.com #lawjournal #cardozolaw #equalrights #socialjustice