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Litigation against partisan gerrymandering around the country continues to make it way through the Judicial Branch to provide opportunities to both redraw unjust district maps and to fundamentally challenge how redistricting works in the United States. As we approach another pivotal redistricting period after the 2020 Census, join us for a discussion with experts and litigators who are helping to lead this fight in the courts as well as other funder colleagues.
On this call, presenters will discuss:
- The current state-of-play for litigation efforts before the Supreme Court
- Where future legal battles against redistricting may arise
- How funders can plug-in and support work happening to combat unfair district maps
Moderated by Erica Teasley Linnick, Open Society Foundations
Speakers:
Michael Kimberly, Lead Litigator, Benisek v. Lamone (Maryland)
Ruth Greenwood, Co-Counsel in Whitford v. Gill (Wisconsin), Campaign Legal Center
Michael Li, Brennan Center for Justice
Cosponsored by:
The Bauman Foundation
Funders’ Committee for Civic Participation
Grantmakers Income Security Taskforce
Joyce Foundation
Open Society Foundations
Philanthropy New York
Redistricting Reform Project
Rockefeller Brothers Fund
State Infrastructure Fund
United Philanthropy Forum
Disclaimer: The subject matter is strictly limited to non-partisan discussion as outlined in the agenda and is intended for funders and staff with philanthropy serving organizations.
Disclaimer
As with all FCCP events, the subject matter is strictly limited to non-partisan discussion as outlined in the agenda.