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About us
Systemic Justice is a new NGO that partners with organisations working on racial, social, and economic justice to bring about change through strategic litigation.
We are the first organisation in Europe that works with community partners on strategic litigation by taking a community-driven, intersectional approach, and that:
- is Black-led
- has a majority BPOC team
Systemic Justice was founded by human rights lawyer Nani Jansen Reventlow who is specialised in strategic litigation at the intersection of human rights, social justice, and technology.
Read more about what we do here.
Values
Our work is guided by three foundational values:
- Anti-oppression: we challenge oppression (racism, homophobia, ableism, sexism, xenophobia, transphobia) by confronting systems of domination, privilege, exclusion, and institutional violence.
- Intersectionality: we approach our work through an intersectional lens that centres how an individual’s social or political identity and personal characteristics can overlap and combine to create different modes of discrimination, exclusion, and oppression.
- Justice: we believe that justice means providing all individuals with an equal opportunity to enforce their rights, access remedies, and receive reparations for violations of their rights and to push for change before the courts.
Non-profit status
Systemic Justice is a non-profit registered in the Netherlands with ANBI (Dutch Public Benefit Organisation) status. You can find our registration information here.
Annual accounts
You can find our financial reports including audit opinions by clicking here.
Resources
By donating to Systemic Justice, you are helping us radically transform how the law works for communities fighting for racial, social, and economic justice.
Information about our current supporters can be found here.
From climate justice and social protection to community visions for liberation, our annual report for 2024 covers our work with organisations, movements, and collectives across Europe and our joint pursuit of racial, social, and economic justice.
Discover our first steps in 2021-2023 in building the movements’ law firm: from our deep community consultation process to our toolkit for strategic litigation, and our network of community-focused lawyers, we have made significant strides.
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