"Sexual harassment & assault victims deserve their day in court. But so do people of color who are called racial epithets at work, restaurant servers whose bosses steal their tips, & people with disabilities who aren’t given the accommodations they need to perform their work."

This important story features some of Towards Justice advocacy helping workers fight to level the playing field. /1 nytimes.com/2022/04/14/bus…

Excellent analysis by Mark Joseph Stern of yesterday's unanimous #SCOTUS decision in Morgan v. Sundance. slate.com/news-and-polit… via Slate

Excellent analysis by Mark Joseph Stern of yesterday's unanimous #SCOTUS ruling in Morgan v. Sundance that the Federal Arbitration Act doesn't allow courts to make up rules that favor arbitration. slate.com/news-and-polit… via Slate

If you are, or know, a 3l or recent law school graduate who would like to work with Public Justice as a fellow while pursuing access to justice for people whose civil rights have been violated, please check out the attached job listing: publicjustice.net/wp-content/upl…

This Wednesday is the deadline to apply for @PublicJustice sponsorship for a Justice Catalyst, Skadden or EJW fellowship to work at the intersection of civil rights and access to justice. 3ls and recent law grads, please check out this posting! publicjustice.net/wp-content/upl…

Last Friday, we filed a motion to dismiss a lawsuit brought against 3 Virginia Tech students by their former employer when they reported wage violations to the Virginia Dept. of Labor. publicjustice.net/virginia-tech-…

Taking a stand & telling your story can literally change the course of history. Grateful to Karen Ocamb & the entire Public Justice communications team for helping the courageous advocates fighting L.A.’s unjust & inhumane cash bail system have their voices heard.

"The suit highlights Amazon’s failure to provide adequate bathroom breaks and details how the company is creating an illegal disparate impact on people with typical female anatomy, Public Justice states." Learn more: krdo.com/news/2023/05/2…

Public Justice is working to ensure people who are incarcerated have access to the justice system & can meaningfully hold corporate & government wrongdoers accountable. Read about our latest case, Whitson v. Hanna, a Tenth Circuit appeal: publicjustice.net/case_brief/whi…

The Pregnant Workers Fairness Act is already helping countless pregnant & postpartum workers stay healthy and working, as we're seeing through our helpline. We spoke to Bryce Covert The Nation for this excellent piece about this critical new law's impact: thenation.com/article/societ…

Today we observe #MomsEqualPayDay to highlight the significant pay gap between moms & dads. Pregnant workers and moms often face biased assumptions about their capability, commitment, and needs, which contribute to discrimination and lower wages. It’s time to close the gap. 1/5