Harvard Law School - Systemic Justice Project
Since 2018 we have worked alongside the Harvard Law School Systemic Justice Project to strategize, reorganize content, and build a brand new home for the SJP on the web.
Since 2018 we have worked alongside the Harvard Law School Systemic Justice Project to strategize, reorganize content, and build a brand new home for the SJP on the web.
We worked alongside the good people at Justice Catalyst Law to overhaul and split their two main initiatives, Justice Catalyst Law and sister site Justice Catalyst. The websites contains a new, unified brand with distinct relationships between the two, and offer the user multiple ways to access the other while maintaining their sense of place within the overall ecosystem.
We worked alongside the good people at Justice Catalyst to overhaul and split their two main initiatives, Justice Catalyst and sister site Catalyst Law. The websites contains a new, unified brand with distinct relationships between the two, and offer the user multiple ways to access the other while maintaining their sense of place within the overall ecosystem.
Web application for restrictive housing assessment for the Vera Institute of Justice. This tool provides a user questionnaire with conditional recommendations based on response types, with account creation, saved status, and much more.
A brand new website for the newly independent TakeRoot Justice
A seamless online archive for an archive of legal publications
SASRC partners with corrections systems to reduce their reliance on segregated housing
Website and design and development for a new research initiative at the John Jay College of Criminal Justice
The SARTs in Corrections site represents our collaboration with foundations and nonprofits working for justice in correctional environments.
The MacArthur Safety Justice and Challenge represents our work in the nexus between nonprofits, think-tanks, foundations, and government jurisdictions.
Websites for Nonprofits: NYC Justice Corps from the Prisoner Reentry Institute at CUNY John Jay
Design and Development for Vera Center’s new Status Offense Reform Center, sparking alternatives to the US juvenile justice system