Luci Harrell is a 2026-2027 Justice Catalyst Fellow working at Atlanta Community Support Project to combat discrimination in pro se court access by enforcing Georgia Open Records Act compliance on behalf of people in prison, shifting the culture surrounding records access rights and making post-conviction litigation more equitable for those who cannot afford an attorney.

Gretchen Knaut is a 2026-2027 Justice Catalyst Fellow at the Center for Asset Retirement Accountability. Her work aims to hold the fossil fuel industry accountable for the financial, environmental, and social costs of cleaning up inactive oil and gas wells and related infrastructure.

Malik Marshall is a 2026-2027 Justice Catalyst fellow working with the Los Angeles Alliance for a New Economy and UNITE HERE Local 11! to bring litigation against Los Angeles employers who violate the rights of subcontracted workers. His work is conducted in coordination with an ongoing organizing campaign to pass legislation to eliminate non-emergency subcontracting in Los Angeles.

Jahne Brown is a 2025-2026 Justice Catalyst Fellow working at Wang Hecker LLP where she will litigate on behalf of incarcerated individuals to challenge systemic noncompliance with solitary confinement laws in New York's prisons and jails.

Victoria Paul is a 2025-2026 Justice Catalyst Fellow working at The Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights Under Law where she will engage in litigation and policy advocacy to eliminate the use of clinical algorithms that discriminate against patients based on race or ethnicity.

Jack Stephens is a 2025-2026 Justice Catalyst Fellow working with the MacArthur Justice Center to challenge the Louisiana Department of Corrections' dangerous, economically-driven practice of housing sentenced prisoners alongside pre-trial detainees in rural parish jails.

Jacqueline Arkush is a 2025-2026 Justice Catalyst Fellow working at Public Justice to expose private corrections corporations' wrongdoing by utilizing the public's right of access to court records and therefore facilitating the ability of legal and community-based advocates to hold these companies and the government accountable in both criminal and immigration detention contexts.

Marwa Sayed is a 2025-2026 Justice Catalyst Fellow working at the Surveillance Technology Oversight Project to investigate the usage of AI in Know Your Customer and Anti-Money Laundering efforts at banking institutions and challenge their discriminatory effects.

Jason Taper is a 2024-2025 Justice Catalyst Fellow, working with the Surveillance Technology Oversight Project (S.T.O.P.) to use class action litigation to hold data brokers accountable.

Leah Fessler is a 2024-2025 Justice Catalyst Fellow working at Khazaeli Wyrsch, LLC in St. Louis, where she will fight to end Missouri Department of Corrections’ discriminatory policies of denying access to all three medications for opioid use disorder in Missouri prisons.

Michelle Dahl will join the National Police Accountability Project, where she will create a comprehensive resource hub and network to empower public defenders in developing civil rights litigation to address constitutional violations they see in their communities.

Ezra Ritchin is a 2024-2025 Justice Catalyst Fellow working with the Freedom Community Center and Dami Animashaun on targeted over-detention litigation, individual damages suits on behalf of survivors of state violence, and legal support for organizers fighting to close jails.

D Dangaran is a 2023-2024 Justice Catalyst Fellow working as Director of Gender Justice at Rights Behind Bars, where they focus on protecting the rights of trans people in prisons, jails, and immigration detention centers.

Sarah Ortlip-Sommers is a 2023-2024 Justice Catalyst Fellow working at the Family Justice Law Center, which uses impact litigation to challenge unconstitutional policies and practices in the child welfare system that inflict illegal and horrific abuse on families caught up in its web.

Amelia Caramadre is a 2022-2023 Justice Catalyst Fellow working on access to medication for opioid use disorder within the carceral and rehab industrial complexes with Northeastern University’s Health in Justice Action Lab.

Andrew Ntim is a 2022-2023 Justice Catalyst Fellow pursuing litigation and policy strategies to fight police terror against people experiencing homelessness and living in poverty in California with the Lawyers Committee for Civil Rights of the SF Bay Area.

Marisol Dominguez-Ruiz is a 2022-2023 Justice Catalyst Fellow working to enforce underused disability laws in carceral settings with ACLU's National Prison Project.

Samuel Kuhn is a 2021-2022 Justice Catalyst/Public Rights Project Joint Fellow serving as the first in-house specialist designated to support the New York State Attorney General’s Office in exercising its newly-expanded authority to structurally reform police in the state.

TJ Grayson is a 2021-2022 Justice Catalyst Fellow at the Advancement Project using the practices of movement lawyering to help abolitionist organizers address the influences of police unions in pursuit of their goal.

Lee Ann Felder Heim is a 2021-2022 Justice Catalyst Fellow at the Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights of the San Francisco Bay Area working to stop private, for-profit prison corporations from harming detained immigrants in their custody, hold them accountable for the harms they have already inflicted, and liberate immigrants who are currently in harm’s way.