Programs
U.S. Programs

Grantees

Grantees

The Open Society Foundations U.S. Programs aims to address core threats to open society, including increasingly punitive national security policies, decreasing government transparency, entrenched structural racism, and growing incarceration rates.

  • Calvin Duncan 2013

    Calvin Duncan will seek to vindicate the post-conviction rights of people incarcerated in Louisiana prisons by increasing their access to court records and quality representation.

  • Charity Tolliver 2013

    Charity Tolliver will form a grassroots campaign that challenges the policies and practices that push Illinois foster youth into the juvenile and criminal justice systems.

  • Chelsey Roebuck 2013

    Chelsey Roebuck is a 2013 Black Male Achievement Fellow.

  • Claire Blumenson & Sarah Comeau 2013

    Claire Blumenson and Sarah Comeau are 2013 Black Male Achievement Fellows.

  • Harlyn Pacheco & Ricardo Rodriguez 2013

    Harlyn Pacheco and Ricardo Rodriguez are 2013 Black Male Achievement Fellows.

  • Ian Mance 2013

    Ian Mance will use powerful and newly-available statistical evidence to expose and directly challenge the systemic practice of racial profiling in several North Carolina counties.

  • Jackie Sumell 2013

    Jackie Sumell will launch a new media campaign that exposes the widespread use and abuse of solitary confinement and supports existing advocacy campaigns.

  • Jane Wilson & Jen Porter 2013

    Jane Wilson and Jen Porter are 2013 Black Male Achievement Fellows.

  • Jason Panda 2013

    Jason Panda is a 2013 Black Male Achievement Fellow.

  • Joshua Gravens 2013

    Joshua Gravens will educate Texas policymakers, law enforcement, the legal profession, and the general public about the harms associated with placing children on sex offense registries.

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