New Report Exposes Why Street Vendors Are Still Being Ticketed and Harassed By Law Enforcement In Los Angeles August 11, 2021 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: August 11, 2021 CONTACT: Doug Smith, 360-770-9987, Scott Cummings, 323-630-9142 New Report Exposes Why ... Learn More
Milestone Settlement Between Students and University of California Eliminates Use of SAT and ACT Scores May 14, 2021 ALAMEDA, CALIFORNIA – May 14, 2021 – Today, plaintiffs in Smith v. Regents of the University of California reached ... Learn More
Public Counsel Announces New President & CEO April 7, 2021 Mónica Ramírez Almadani brings nearly two decades of civil rights experience advocating for the rights ... Learn More
New York Students File First-Of-Its-Kind Lawsuit Asserting Constitutional Right to an Education That Dismantles Racism March 9, 2021 Systemic racial inequities perpetuated by admissions screens, harrowing inequality and Eurocentric curriculum are among the ... Learn More
Historic Settlement Reached In Advancing The Educational Rights Of Native American Students October 2, 2020 First-ever application of a federal policy around discrimination and disability by the Bureau of Indian ... Learn More
Advocates File Suit Against University of California for Discriminatory Use of Sat/Act in Admissions December 10, 2019 Students, community groups, school district file suit against UC Board of Regents for use of ... Learn More
Havasupai Students Sue the U.S. Government for Failure to Provide Equal Educational Opportunity January 4, 2017 SUPAI, ARIZONA, January 12, 2017 – This morning, children of the Havasupai Tribe and the ... Learn More
