Our Organizing Director here at the People’s Parity Project, Steve Kennedy, wrote for Slate about watching Judge Jackson’s hearing as a survivor of childhood sexual assault: “I have rarely felt […]

There’s a lot going on when it comes to the American judiciary. In less than two weeks, confirmation hearings for Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson, the first Black woman nominated to the […]

Summer Legal Internship The People’s Parity Project seeks law students for our remote summer 2022 legal internship program. All interns are required to seek funding through their school or other […]

Join a member of the PPP staff team for a coffee chat about progressive legal organizing, navigating the career search as a justice-centered law student, the state of the judiciary, […]

Jon Skolnik writes in Salon: Progressive advocacy groups are calling on Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas to recuse himself from cases relating to the activism of his wife, Ginni Thomas, […]

Trip Brennan writes for Blue Tent: “…the right-wing takeover of the courts is also a story of liberal failure. Part of that failure was an inability to recognize key differences […]

As the Senate begins the process to confirm Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson to the Supreme Court, progressive court reform leaders of the Unrig the Courts coalition are calling on every […]

Washington, D.C. — Following today’s announcement that President Biden will nominate Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson to the Supreme Court, People’s Parity Project’s Policy & Program Director Tristin Brown released the […]

In February 2020, we hosted the first-ever PPP Convening. We hoped to make it an annual event…but COVID got in the way. Now, as we prepare for what we hope […]

PPP’s own Tristin Brown, with Tamara Brummer and Meagan Hatcher-Mays, writes for The Grio: Representation is important, but it is not enough when the institution that the first Black female […]