Strategic litigation can be leveraged in different ways. In this episode we explore how litigation can be used to pursue a variety of strategic goals. Read by Mariam Camilla Rechchad and Noor Anwar. 

Strategic litigation is a powerful tool for change. In this episode we explore what litigation can do to support campaigns for racial, social, and economic justice. Read by Pia Eldergill and Noor Anwar. 

In this episode we define some key terminology and interrogate what makes litigation strategic. Read by Patrick Williams and Noor Anwar.  

Welcome to the first episode of the audio version of “Strategic Litigation: A guide for legal action”, one of the resources of our Community toolkit for change. This episode provides an introduction to the guide and instructions on how to use it. Read by Nani Jansen Reventlow and Noor Anwar.  

Our six roundtables were only the beginning of Systemic Justice’s collaboration with communities to bring about the structural change that is needed in Europe when it comes to racial, social, and economic justice. This episode provides a sneak peek of what's to come. Read by Nani Jansen Reventlow and Diana Arce.

In this episode, we cover other priorities and findings that emerged during our roundtables on racial, social, and economic justice. Read by Patrick Williams.

In this episode, we share the findings from our roundtable on free movement attended by 14 representatives from organisations, movements, and collectives from across Europe. Read by Andreas Reventlow.

In this episode, we share the findings from our roundtable on anti-racism attended by 15 representatives from organisations, movements, and collectives from across Europe. Read by Mariam Rechchad.

In this episode, we share the findings from our roundtable on social protection attended by 16 representatives from organisations, movements, and collectives from across Europe. Read by Jonathan McCully.

In this episode, we share the findings from our roundtable on policing attended by 13 representatives from organisations, movements, and collectives from across Europe. Read by Patrick Williams.