Robert H Jackson Center Inc

For almost 25 years, the Jackson Center has invited audiences to be inspired by the extraordinary life and work of Robert H. Jackson and to explore the universal principles of equality, fairness, and justice using Jackson's life as a lens.

The Jackson Center serves an invaluable role in fostering dialogue, increasing civic participation, and opening space for challenging conversations. It provides educational opportunities for school children, college students, and educators, as well as continuing education programs for members of the legal community.

As a nonprofit organization, we rely on philanthropic support to ensure all our programs are provided FREE to the community.

Your gift today, of any amount, will help:

• Host informative and timely conversations with leading experts and contemporary thought leaders on relevant issues of justice and human rights.
• Introduce elementary and middle school students to the relevance of Jackson's life and legacy using the arts as the medium to bring history to life through our Living Voices programs.
• Share important lessons from history through our archives and exhibits to inform our understanding of history.
• Inspire college interns to research at the RHJC and develop the skills to become leaders in their community and advocates for peace and justice.

Will you join us today to embrace the vision of a global society where fairness and justice prevail for all?

The Robert H. Jackson Center envisions a global society where the universal principles of equality, fairness and justice prevail.

It's our mission to serve as a forum for education and discussion of law and justice issues as guided by the life and work of Robert H. Jackson, U.S. Supreme Court Justice and Chief U.S. Prosecutor at Nuremberg.

The Center engages educators to design creative ways to educate students; empowers national and international officials and dignitaries to analyze contemporary issues of peace and justice through the relevance of Justice Jackson’s body of work; and inspires school children, college students, attorneys, judges and public officials to discuss and reflect on the universal principles of equality, fairness and justice.