Nonprofit

Justice Resource Center

New York, NY
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jrcnyc.org

  • About Us

    The Justice Resource Center (JRC) is a public/private partnership established in 1991, whose mandate is to develop, implement, replicate and evaluate law-related education projects which impact positively on the school age population in the United States. Originating in NYC, the JRC has moved to international replication.

    Programs are geared to a diverse school-age population representing great disparate ethnic, racial, and socio-economic groups, enabling students to learn about the functions of government, their roles and responsibilities as citizens, and to develop a heightened respect for the law. Programs increase students' knowledge of the law, the legal process and the fundamental values they are based upon. The goal is for students to develop a heightened respect for the law and to become informed citizens.

    The Justice Resource Center (JRC) is a public/private partnership established in 1991, whose mandate is to develop, implement, replicate and evaluate law-related education projects which impact positively on the school age population in the United States. Originating in NYC, the JRC has moved to international replication.

    Programs are geared to a diverse school-age population representing great disparate ethnic, racial, and socio-economic groups, enabling students to learn about the functions of government, their roles and responsibilities as citizens, and to develop a heightened respect for the law. Programs increase students' knowledge of the law, the legal process and the fundamental values they are based upon. The goal is for students to develop a heightened respect for the law and to become informed citizens.

    Cause Areas Include

    • Children & Youth
    • Civic Engagement
    • Education

    Location

    • 122 Amsterdam Avenue, New York, NY 10023, United States
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