The DePaul Journal for Social Justice promotes discussion of social justice and international human rights law policy issues, encourages submissions of interdisciplinary work, and accepts work with a non-conventional presentation. The discussions involve legal professionals, including community-based leaders, academics and students. Though the journal uses a traditional law review framework, it also explores alternative types of publication and expands content options to broaden access and better engage readers.
Current Issue: Volume 14, Issue 1 Winter 2021
Front Matter
Letters to the Readers
Members of the Editorial Board
Articles
The Black Maternal Health Crisis: How to Right a Harrowing History Through Judicial and Legislative Reform
Melia Thompson-Dudiak
Essays
Editors
- Editor-in-Chief
- Brielle Berndtson
- Article Selection Editor
- Avneet Chawla
- Articles Editor
- Emily Cook
- Citations Editor
- Mary Ballow
- Symposium Editor
- Patrisia Vekima
- Senior Research Staff
- Alexis Conley
- Cara Filippelli
- Research Staff
- Alexander Lee
- Alexis Morales
- Bridget Roddy
- Jami Vrbancic
- Lakeyah Scales
- Megan Moran
- Silpa Bulusu