Brennan Center For Justice

The Brennan Center for Justice at NYU Law: Advancing Democracy and Equality

About the Brennan Center for Justice

The Brennan Center for Justice is a nonpartisan law and policy institute located at New York University School of Law. Its mission is to build an America that is democratic, just, and free for all. The Center strives to uphold the values of democracy by advocating for equal justice and the rule of law.

Key Focus Areas

The Brennan Center's work encompasses a wide range of issues related to democracy and justice, including:

• Voting rights and election administration
• Criminal justice reform
• Judicial independence
• Free speech and privacy

Nonpartisan and Independent

The Brennan Center is committed to nonpartisanship and independence. It does not endorse candidates or political parties, and its research and policy recommendations are based solely on evidence and legal analysis. The Center is also supported by a diverse coalition of donors, ensuring its independence.

Innovative Reforms

The Brennan Center's Justice Program advances data-driven, innovative, and practical legal reforms to address pressing societal challenges. Its work includes developing and implementing model policies, conducting research, and providing technical assistance to policymakers and advocates.

Building a More Just and Equitable Society

Through its research, advocacy, and public education efforts, the Brennan Center for Justice strives to create a more just and equitable society for all Americans. Its work is essential for ensuring that the values of democracy and the rule of law are upheld and protected.