We’re excited to announce the redesign of the Center for Racial Justice’s website. We’ve reimagined our digital presence to better reflect and showcase our expanding body of work while making our research and analysis more accessible to a wide audience.
A New Structure Built Around Our Core Work
Our redesigned site is now organized around our three core issue areas—Education & Opportunity, Justice & Safety, and Race & Society—with approximately twelve distinct projects that are either ongoing or recently completed now featured prominently throughout the site.
The new design provides multiple pathways for visitors to access our work. You can navigate from the main page to Our Issues and then dive into individual projects, or alternatively browse all our Research & Reports in one comprehensive section. Whether you’re looking for our white paper on Private Universities in the Public Interest or our toolkit on statistical claims under California’s Racial Justice Act, you’ll find these resources through intuitive navigation.
More Resources, Better Access, Greater Impact
Our new project pages showcase research that is underway or recently completed, providing detailed information about our approaches, findings, and policy recommendations. The restructured site also features dedicated sections for our Analysis & Insights, Policy Solutions, and multiple ways for visitors to Get Involved with our mission through Partnerships, Events, and opportunities to Support Our Work.
This digital transformation reflects our commitment to making rigorous research on racial justice accessible to policymakers, journalists, academics, and the public. We’ve prioritized accessibility and logical organization to ensure our work reaches the audiences who can best use our findings to advance meaningful change.
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