Funded projects

To research exploring the potential intersection between non-unanimous jury verdicts, miscarriage of justice and racial discrimination.

To work in-depth with three law centres (Suffolk, Vauxhall (Liverpool) and Derbyshire) to develop and scale hub activities in their locales to achieve longer-term social change for their communities and beyond.

To deliver, in 2023, a residential supporting UK civil society to develop effective litigation strategies and better collaboration.

To develop a project between select law centres to begin or scale hub activities.

To enable the Youth Justice Legal Centre to design, market and deliver specialist training to criminal defence lawyers to enable them to address racial injustice and improve client outcomes.

To use legal action to address racial and religious discrimination resulting from the implementation of the government's Prevent strategy.

To act as a legal hub for non-legal organisations to take collective action to promote and protect the rights of migrant and refugee children.

To use the law to challenge discrimination, influence policy change for people living with HIV and to support frontline HIV organisations to understand when and how to use the law.

To use rights-based approaches to help realise the specialist support needs of people suffering poor mental health.

To provide training and second-tier advice to assist NGOs to help survivors of trafficking enforce their legal rights in a changing domestic context.