Judge Johnson Institute Wins Alabama Humanities Alliance Grant
By Taylor Armstrong In September, The Judge Johnson Institute received word from the Alabama Humanities Alliance that the Institute was being awarded a $10,000 grant. AHA awards grant money to
Kicking off The Judge Johnson Institute Scholars Program: Weighing Constitutional Rights in Williams v. Wallace
Join education and legal professionals on July 14th or 21st for a half-day Judge Johnson Institute Scholars course on incorporating historic court cases into middle and high school instruction. This virtual course for educators will take a pedagogical look at the Constitutional arguments of Williams v. Wallace, the 1965 court case that followed “Bloody Sunday” and paved the way for the Selma-to-Montgomery March, a turning point in the Civil Rights Movement.
What is Due Process? Virtual Panel in Honor of Law Day 2021
The Judge Frank M. Johnson, Jr. Institute (FMJI) is premiering a virtual panel discussion, What is Due Process?, in honor of Law Day 2021 and its theme, “Advancing the Rule
FMJI’s Oral History Project
This week marks the beginning of The Judge Johnson Institute’s Oral History Project to capture stories, memories, and accounts of events from people who knew, worked with, and were affected
FMJI Partners with Freedom Forum Institute to Present Free Online Course on the Civil Rights Movement and The First Amendment
The Judge Frank M. Johnson, Jr. Institute (FMJI) today announced the release of a new online multimedia course in conjunction with the Freedom Forum Institute of Washington, DC. “The First
FMJI Past Events and Videos
It has been almost two years since The Judge Johnson Institute took part in its first event. Since that time, we have worked with partners to host some amazing programs.