Narrative Justice Project
The Narrative Justice Project creates new space to connect voice, story, and justice. The Narrative Justice Project is a space for artists, activists, and lawyers to discuss, share and collaborate on issues at the intersection of justice and voice. Fiscally sponsored by the New York Foundation of Arts, founded and directed by Geeta Tewari, Assistant Professor of Law at Widener University Delaware Law School (former Adjunct Professor at Fordham University.
The Narrative Justice Project is primarily a two-part initiative with 1) an annual full-day workshop for writers, poets, and lawyers to present works-in-progress at the intersection of justice and voice; and 2) an interdisciplinary publication of narrative justice scholarship culminating from this workshop.