Oregon Justice Resource Center

Oregon Justice Resource Center was founded in 2011 by Bobbin Singh and Erin McKee. We work to promote civil rights and improve legal representation for communities that have often been underserved in the past: people living in poverty and people of color among them. We work in collaboration with other, like-minded, organizations to maximize our reach to serve underrepresented populations, to train future public interest lawyers, and to educate our community on civil rights and current civil liberties concerns. Our work includes: Oregon Innocence Project: to assist people who have been wrongly convicted and imprisoned in clearing their names. Womens...

Innocence,wrongful convictions,reentry law,women in prison,training law students,amicus briefs,death penalty,youth justice,civil rights,gender responsive justice,immigration law,immigrant rights,mandatory minimum sentencing,life without parole,and prisoner rights

Oregon justice resource center operates in the Legal services industry.

Oregon justice resource center's revenue is 11m - 100m

Oregon justice resource center has 11 - 50 employees.