.Public Justice’s Students’ Civil Rights Project has helped expand #TitleIX protections in innovative and impactful ways. Read more about their groundbreaking work at tinyurl.com/2u83jdv8.

#SCOTUS recently made it harder for students to receive damages for emotional harm they suffer when facing race and gender discrimination. Public Justice’s Students’ Civil Rights Project explains how to work to ensure students get the justice & help they need to heal.

The DC dining scene has nothing on ours here in Rappahannock. Sperryville’s Three Blacksmiths is just one example. But book early. “You think Le Diplomate and Oyster Oyster in Washington are hard to book at prime time? Try getting dinner at Three Blacksmiths in Sperryville, Va.”

So happy to see my friend and Public Justice colleague Victoria Ni receiving this well-deserved honor. She has helped transform nearly every aspect of our organization & work while being one of the best co-workers anyone could hope for. Congratulations, Vicky! tinyurl.com/mrytcbzc

Interested in helping shape public policy to ensure workers are treated more fairly under the law? NELA is looking for a Director of Advocacy to join their team. More details here: tinyurl.com/msm54npp

The U.S. EEOC just got itself an amazing new commissioner. And America’s workers just got an indefatigable champion who will work nonstop for them. Huge congratulations to Kalpana Kotagal. President Biden couldn’t have made a better choice.

Tonight at 6pm ET: Tune in for the livestream of the Public Justice annual gala & awards show, feat. Champion of Justice honorees Eric Cramer & Jayne Conroy, our Trial Lawyer of the Year finalists & a special appearance by a Public Justice client: tinyurl.com/4a3ruben

FYI: This evening’s program begins at approximately 7pm ET, which is when the livestream feed will begin.

“Did we listen? Did we really hear what she was trying so hard to tell us for so long?” asked Susan Murphy, 51, who lives in this cozy old resort town an hour’s drive south of Dublin. “I don’t know. I don’t know. Maybe we heard too late.”

Saving and supporting local news is essential. Here in Rappahannock we do it - like we do everything else - in our own quirky, but ultimately unique and inspiring, way. A great read about our local paper & community from Dana Milbank. 🗞️

Another reason more employers should embrace remote work: It helps fight climate change.

“Sperryville attracts people who ‘want to be closer to nature, to use what is local, to create art, food, beautiful medicinal products, jewelry, anything like that.’” A great profile of our little hamlet in the Washington Post.

Strategic litigation is a powerful tool for creating change & changing behavior. Public Justice atty Adele Kimmel & her team have an impressive track record of doing just that. Read more about her work in this The Washington Post investigation. 👇

Few organizations have taken on the coal industry as often or as successfully as Public Justice. You can help us clean up communities - and force big coal to clean up its act - with a #GivingTuesday gift. tinyurl.com/mr4cnft7

The Public Justice communications team is growing! We are looking for a Director of Digital Communications & a Media Relations Strategist to help us spread the word about our work. For more information & how to apply: tinyurl.com/3wy3y9fp

All of us Public Justice are so honored to represent Lee & Aletta and their family. They’re working to make sure schools - even private, religious ones - can be held accountable for discrimination & racism. Read their heartbreaking story, below. 👇

“One child … told the court .. she had not been able to hug her father since his arrest in Oct.” Jails are profiting off of family separations, replacing in-person contact w/video visits. The Public Justice Debtors’ Prison Project is suing to stop it. tinyurl.com/yckyftrx

Bean and I pitched in today to help Charlie Boo ❤🐶 keep getting better. If you can, please consider helping out, too.

An important story from Isabel Rosales about a series of awful anti-LGBTQ bills intro’d in Alabama. Thank you to Public Justice client Camika Shelby for speaking out. Read more, incl. insights from Adele Kimmel about why these heinous bills must be defeated. tinyurl.com/5px3nysj

While I wish our commitment to modern infrastructure like fiber broadband and widespread cell service was stronger and better, I’m proud to live in a community where we cherish and protect our landscapes and vistas and preserve a rapidly disappearing way of life. #rappahannock