Tag: Courts

As the Supreme Court Returns to Session, Young People Should Get Organized

Posted October 19, 2015 by Erik Lampmann

To little fanfare (nay even one Buzzfeed listicle), the Supreme Court returned to session earlier this month on the first
Read More »

Fellows Launch Little Black Book on Courts

Posted August 27, 2015 by Erik Lampmann

In the months after YP4’s Inaugural Courts Matter Training, fellows returned to their communities and strategized ways to incorporate a
Read More »

Courts Matter Little Black Book

Posted August 24, 2015 by Guest Author

In order to create change that lasts, we must engage with each branch of government. However, the courts are often
Read More »

Hobby Lobby: One Year Later

Posted July 8, 2015 by Christina Tudor

By Christina Tudor, 2015 YP4 Fellow The National Women’s Law Center (NWLC) recently released a report listing all the ways
Read More »

The American Constitution Society Convention: A Reflection

Posted June 24, 2015 by Christina Tudor

By Christina Tudor, 2015 YP4 Fellow About a week ago I walked twenty five minutes to the closest Forever 21
Read More »

Reproductive Justice and the Courts: Reflections on CLPP

Posted April 29, 2015 by Emma Halling

By Emma Halling, 2014 YP4 Fellow Early this April, I convened with hundreds of other reproductive-justice-minded individuals upon Hampshire College
Read More »

The Courts Have to Matter to LGBTQ Americans

Posted April 13, 2015 by Saryn Francis

By Erik Lampmann ’11. Cross-posted on the People For and Alliance for Justice blogs. Federal courts routinely hand down judgments
Read More »

Supreme Court’s Denial of Wisconsin Voting Rights a Motivator for Millennials

Posted March 26, 2015 by Zachary Koop

Cross-posted on the People For Blog. Written by 2014 YP4 Fellow Zachary Koop. This past Monday, the US Supreme Court
Read More »

Building Power to Win Justice Through the Courts Guide

Posted October 9, 2014 by Guest Author

A guide on the United States judicial system and how young people can use the courts to advance progressive change.
Read More »

Activists Hold Red Signs that Say Equality Now

The Supreme Court’s Attack on Working Women

Posted July 9, 2014 by Beth Huang

Written by Beth Huong ’10 Last Monday, the Supreme Court ruled in two critical cases with major implications for working
Read More »

Tag: Courts

As the Supreme Court Returns to Session, Young People Should Get Organized

Fellows Launch Little Black Book on Courts

Courts Matter Little Black Book

Hobby Lobby: One Year Later

The American Constitution Society Convention: A Reflection

Reproductive Justice and the Courts: Reflections on CLPP

The Courts Have to Matter to LGBTQ Americans

Supreme Court’s Denial of Wisconsin Voting Rights a Motivator for Millennials

Building Power to Win Justice Through the Courts Guide

The Supreme Court’s Attack on Working Women

Project 99

Educate the Future

S.W.A.N.A.

Nipmuc Food and Land Recovery Project

The Undocumented Youth Higher Education Access Program (Undoc(U))