Our Legal System is Rigged, &

Working People Pay the Price

Conservative and corporate interests have spent decades building a legal system that works for the wealthy and the powerful, not the people. It’s going to take deep, hard organizing work—a true movement dedicated to real justice, within and outside of our legal system—in order to build a better future. Will you join us?

About Us

People’s Parity Project is a movement of attorneys and law students organizing for a democratized legal system which values people over profits, builds the power of working people, and opposes subordination of anyform.

Together, we are dismantling a profession that upholds corporate power and building a legal system that is a force for justice and equity.

Our work focuses on building power for working people in the civil legal system through organizing, policy innovation, political education, and solidarity.

COMMUNITY

Bringing together lawyers and law students from around the country to unrig the law.

ORGANIZING

Doing the organizing and strategic short- and long-term advocacy needed to build a legal system that works for the people.

POWER

Building the power of the people at all levels of our democracy.

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PPP Testifies in Support of Connecticut Judicial Nominees

PPP Testifies in Support of Connecticut Judicial Nominees

On behalf of the CT Pro-People Judiciary Coalition, PPP Organizing & Network Director submitted the below testimony to the Connecticut General Assembly's Joint Committee on Judiciary: Distinguished members of the Committee on the Judiciary, thank you for taking...

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PPP in the News: Lamont Nominates 22 To Superior Court Bench

PPP in the News: Lamont Nominates 22 To Superior Court Bench

Christine Stuart writes for CT News Junkie that, "Gov. Ned Lamont nominated 13 women and nine men as judges of the Superior Court Friday, a move aimed at ensuring diversity and expertise within the state judiciary." "Steve Kennedy, of the People’s Parity Project, said...

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