Fordham Law School Feerick Center for Social Justice

The Feerick Center for Social Justice promotes the rights and addresses the problems facing marginalized and low-income New Yorkers and individuals seeking humanitarian relief, including asylum-seeking families and unaccompanied immigrant children. The center links the social justice community serving those in need to Fordham and engages the Fordham community in service of national and local social justice initiatives. Read More

• About Us
  The center works with non-profit, legal services, and public sector organizations, bar associations, and individuals to respond to the challenges of those in need. And through education and collaboration, the center engages with Fordham students, alumni, faculty and administrators to create and implement long-term innovative solutions critical for lasting change. Primary programs include the Attorney Emeritus Program, Civil Legal Advice and Resource Office, and Immigrant Justice Project.
• Our Impact
  Our programs seek to identify promising, innovative approaches to combat poverty. In carrying out our work, we look to ensure that community perspectives inform our efforts. The Center also helps interested parties resolve controversies constructively where those controversies implicate social justice concerns.