Introducing Systemic Justice’s new logo and brand identity

We are excited to announce the launch of our new brand identity, complete with a new logo, colour palette, and typography. Systemic Justice has been growing and evolving since we were founded in 2021, and we changed our logo to reflect our identity today and in the future. We developed a brand identity that conveys […]
Looking ahead: a glimpse into our second Community of Practice retreat

Here’s what to expect and look forward to during our second Community of Practice retreat.
Building better recruitment

A key part of building an organisation is building a team, which is why we have thought long and hard about how to develop recruitment practices which improve on what is typically a taxing process for everyone involved. Here are ten of the key things we are doing.
“Beyond lawyering”: Holistic approaches to Strategic Litigation – a workshop on fighting cases inside and outside the courts

The Community of Practice held its first ever litigation workshop titled “Beyond Lawyering”: Holistic approaches to Strategic Litigation. For two hours, participants of the Community engaged in discussions and troubleshooting sessions to mutually learn, share knowledge, and strategise around holistic approaches to strategic litigation.
What have we learned so far from consulting with communities: a “work in progress” blueprint

A blueprint of our learnings along the way as we build our work with community partners, that we believe it is important to share openly so we can all work to do better.
Movement lawyering in dialogue with community-driven litigation

A variety of terms frequently pop up in discussions around using the courts to bring about social change. In this piece, we are exploring one such term that frequently comes up in the context of our work: “movement lawyering”, a term that has grown in popularity over recent years and has started to gain greater traction in Europe, including by institutions engaged in or supporting litigation work. But what does it mean?