Justice Action Coalition
This high-ambition alliance of countries and organizations strives to close the global justice gap and provide equal access to justice for all.
Learn More5.1 billion people—two thirds of the world’s population—lack meaningful access to justice. To achieve SDG16+ and deliver equal access to justice for all by 2030, we need to put people at the center of justice systems and move from words and planning to action and implementation.
The Pathfinders’ Grand Challenge on Justice acts as an impact hub, convening countries, civil society, and multilateral and regional organizations to close the justice gap by accelerating action on people-centered justice. The Grand Challenge provides a platform to exchange innovative practices on data collection, evidence-based policy making, and effective use of resources to bridge silos and transform justice systems in preventing and resolving people’s common justice problems.
Drawing on research by the world’s leading justice organizations and experts, the report of the Task Force on Justice proposes a different approach to justice–putting people at the center of justice systems and justice at the heart of sustainable development.
The Justice Action Coalition is a multi-stakeholder alliance of countries and organizations working to achieve measurable progress in justice outcomes for people and communities.
This unique coalition includes a broad array of global, national, and local organizations, including the United Nations and other intergovernmental agencies, international humanitarian and development partners, women—and Indigenous-led advocacy groups, grassroots justice defenders, academic institutions, and think tanks, among many others.
The Ibero-American Alliance for Access to Justice is a multi-stakeholder platform working to close the justice gap in the Ibero-American region through data and innovation, the promotion of a regional narrative framework for justice access, and a focus on people-centered justice models to accelerate SDG16+ implementation.
Pathfinders provides a platform for practitioners, researchers, and policy-makers to connect, and galvanizes action to develop evidence and political leadership to achieve justice for women.
The Justice for Children initiative is an international, multi-agency working group that actively puts children at the center of the justice movement, affirms children's rights as humans, and aligns with the SDG16+ agenda.
Together with the NYU Center on International Cooperation's program on humanitarian crises, Pathfinders is working to develop ambitious yet feasible strategies and approaches to resolve and prevent justice problems of displaced populations and host communities.
Governments and justice stakeholders alike are taking action to set the justice agenda through declarations, commitments, endorsements, and joint statements in order to close the global justice gap and provide equal access to justice for all.
The Young Justice Leaders is a cohort of youth change makers from across the globe who are working to achieve people-centered justice for all, represent young and innovative voices, and influence international dialogues and research around justice.
The Justice for All Calendar is a compilation of key justice events happening globally.
This series explores the question, what does justice mean to people? In doing so, it unpacks the concept of people-centered justice. It aims to demonstrate that people-centered justice is a viable approach for closing the global justice gap and enabling the achievement of the seventeen Sustainable Development Goals.
This high-ambition alliance of countries and organizations strives to close the global justice gap and provide equal access to justice for all.
Learn MoreFind more publications, commentary, and analysis related to people-centered justice and our work.
The Pathfinders Grand Challenge on Justice seeks to accelerate action on providing equal access to justice for all. Learn more about the history of the program, where we've been, and where we're headed.