The Robert H. Jackson Award for Teaching Justice
The Jackson Center is accepting nominations for the Robert H. Jackson Award for Teaching Justice. Created to honor a teacher who has made a significant effort to teach the concept of justice in creative, inspiring ways, a $2,000 prize will be given to an educator who has designed a special lesson, course of study, created a school or district project, or led their students in some way to follow in the footsteps of Robert H. Jackson. Applications are due by May 15th.
EXPLORE THE RESEARCH ARCHIVE
The Jackson Center is the global source of information on the life, words, work and legacy of Robert H. Jackson. The Jackson Center, through its comprehensive, ever-developing digital archive, makes primary documents, film, audio, photographs and other resources on Jackson, the legal profession, the Franklin Roosevelt Administration, the Supreme Court of the United States, constitutional law and international law available around the world.
Research Archive Featured Item
Robert H. Jackson Takes Oath as Supreme Court Justice, July 11, 1941
