Resources
To learn more about the movement law tradition, L4BL is a great resource:
Law for Black Lives is a Black-led, queer, abolition minded, multiracial, feminist and anti-capitalist movement. Made up of a network of nearly 6,000 radical lawyers and legal advocates, they are building a legal network that supports Black organizing and Black movements for liberation through community action.
DMQ is proud to work with the Climate Defense Project, an inspiring climate justice-centered, US-based movement law organization:
Climate Defense Project (CDP) offers free, comprehensive, movement-aligned legal support to climate justice and anti-extractive campaigns, and to community-led efforts that intersect with these issues. They support front-line communities, connect attorneys with experts and community members, and provide direct representation to people engaged in civil disobedience, direct action, and other forms of nonviolence.
Juritrans is a legal clinic in Montréal, Québec defending the civil rights of trans people, and helping ensure their full and unimpeded access to justice. They equally work on training the legal community on trans-competent lawyering, and engage in constitutional litigation to ensure said civil rights are upheld.
Do you want to learn more about Palestine? The Decolonize Palestine website could be a place to start!
Decolonize Palestine is an independent, self-funded project founded by two Palestinians living in Ramallah. The research and writing for these articles have been a labor of love spanning over a year, which they plan to continue and improve upon going forward.