Shriver Center on Poverty Law
Jennifer Riley Collins is an accomplished legal professional with extensive experience in civil liberties and advocacy. Since April 2013, Jennifer has served as the Executive Director of the American Civil Liberties Union of Mississippi, overseeing strategic management, fundraising, and staff development. In addition, Jennifer has been the Vice President of Advocacy at the Sargent Shriver National Center on Poverty Law since January 2017, where responsibilities include leading advocacy efforts for individuals living in poverty. Earlier roles include Juvenile Defense Resource Officer at the Southern Poverty Law Center and Juvenile Justice Fellow at the Mississippi Center for Justice. Jennifer holds a Doctor of Law degree from Mississippi College School of Law, a Master of Criminal Justice Administration from Central Texas College, and a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and Government from Alcorn State University.
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Shriver Center on Poverty Law
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The Shriver Center on Poverty Law fights for racial and economic justice. Over our nearly 60-year history, we have secured hundreds of victories with and for people living in poverty in Illinois and across the country. Today, we litigate, shape policy, and train and convene multi-state networks of lawyers, community leaders, and activists nationwide. Together, we are building a future where all people have equal dignity, respect, and power under the law. Follow our company page to learn about practical resources, policy wins, and professional development opportunities available from the Shriver Center.