The world of human rights and rule of law advocacy mourns the loss of Sameer Jarrah, a distinguished Jordanian lawyer, educator, and unwavering champion for justice, who died on May 20, 2024. Jarrah was a critical ally and partner to Street Law, Inc. and a leading force in designing and implementing numerous rule of law education projects across Jordan.
For four years, Street Law, Inc. has worked closely with the Jordanian government, academia, community activists, and young people on a range of people-centered justice projects designed to empower the people of Jordan to play an active role in forming, influencing, and advocating for a dynamic society that upholds the rule of law.
Despite the COVID-19 pandemic continuing to impact international travel, Street Law is proud to be able to continue our mission of bringing high-quality civic education to countries around the world. Earlier this winter, Street Law began a series of three-day workshops in Jordan in partnership with the Arab World Center…
For the past five months, Street Law, Inc, has been working hard to develop and implement an Arabic language curriculum focused on the rule of law in Jordan. Today, that hard work has come to fruition with the completion of…
As we bid farewell to 2024, we reflect on a year marked by rapid change and resilience in our communities. Amid these shifts, Street Law remained steadfast in our mission to harness education as powerful catalyst for empowerment and justice.
Looking back at 2023, I’m inspired by how Street Law, Inc. has navigated and contributed to both these arenas. Here’s a snapshot of what we accomplished
While the recent World Justice Report report confirms a troubling global decline, Street Law programs around the world are contributing to steady progress in challenging contexts to move the needle toward a stronger rule of law culture.
Dear Friends of Street Law, As we look towards 2023, I’m reminded constantly that our work of leveraging education for empowerment and justice is not an easy one, but who said transformational change is ever easy? In a society where…