Chicago Appleseed Center for Fair Courts
Austin Segal is a Research & Program Coordinator at Chicago Appleseed Center for Fair Courts, managing research and advocacy projects to promote changes in the criminal legal system. Previously, Austin co-managed the court-watching program and led advocacy projects at the nonprofit. At Northwestern University, Austin is a Sustained Dialogue Moderator and conducts independent research on queer-inclusion in high schools. Austin has also assisted in sociological research and served as a Peer Advisor. Additionally, Austin is involved in the Northwestern Prison Education Program and has experience in video production, web management, and assisting in film production.
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Chicago Appleseed Center for Fair Courts
Chicago Appleseed Center for Fair Courts advocates for a legal system that is equitable, accessible, and fair to all people; efficient so justice is not delayed; and effective in seeking solutions to social injustices. We work to interrupt cycles of poverty, mass incarceration, and racial injustice perpetrated by all aspects of the legal system. We improve lives by improving the courts.