The Mississippi Project - CUNY School of Law

HAPPENING NOW !

BAKE SALE THIS THURSDAY 9/28 from 1-3PM by Coffeed. Suing by grab some sweets & ask us about MSP! 2LS this is your last chance to intern in the South with MSP this winter

HI! Please join Mississippi Project today, Monday 9/18 from 5-6pm in room 1/205 to learn more about MSP and how to get involved. Refreshments + Food will be served !

The time has come for Mississippi Project's book donation drive. If you don't know what to do with your old textbooks, we are happy to take them off your hands!

To donate, you can put your textbooks in the donation box located in the 2nd floor by the CUNY store. Your donation will help us raise funds for next year's Mississippi Project delegation.

Thank you for your support this year and good luck on finals!

On Thursday April 20th, come and listen to the current MSP delegation about their experiences seeking justice in the South!

Camille Massey, one of the founders of the Mississippi Project, will speak at this event.

Refreshments will be served.

Join us this Thursday for happy hour at Bierocracy from 6-10pm !

Feeling unprepared for midterms? Don't worry because Mississippi Project has you covered! Between February 27-March 3rd near Cofeed we will have survival kits for sale ! Your support will help us us increase justice in the south.

The Mississippi Project at CUNY School of Law condemns the
horrific and racist attack against Hopewell Baptist
Church, a black church in Greenville, Mississippi. We are
disheartened that officials have rushed to the conclusion
that this was not politically or racially motivated and
have decided to investigate this as a hate crime only as
it pertains to voter intimidation rather than race.
Greenville is an area that has suffered this sort of
racial violence before and its residents recognize when it
happens today. We send our comrades struggling in
Greenville love and strength and urge the community to
look out for one another especially in this time of racial
hatred, manipulation, and fearmongering.

With love,
2016 delegation

Interested in Mississippi Project this year?

We hope to see you at our information session TODAY at 5 pm in room 1/203. Hear what the 2016
Delegation worked on, a message from the founder, Jaribu
Hill, and get your questions answered.

Thanks for stopping by to meet us at the activities fair!

Great to see so many CUNY students who are interested in movement work in the south.

Please check out this reading list about Movement Lawyering (they won't teach it to you in class!)

https://billquigley.wordpress.com/2013/08/13/social-justice-lawyering-reading-list/

Social Justice Lawyering Reading List MOVEMENT LAWYERINGREADING GUIDEApril 2013Bertha Social Justice InstituteApril 3, 2013It is with great pleasure that we have put together this short bibliography of selected readings as an introduct…

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