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Law Scholarships for Descendants of Enslavement in Georgia

THE QUARTERMAN & KELLER FOUNDATION

Funding Amount

$10,000

Deadline

Rolling / Open

Grant Type

foundation

Overview

Law Scholarships for Descendants of Enslavement in Georgia

Funder: The Quarterman & Keller Foundation

Award Amount: $10,000 per scholarship

Geographic Scope: Georgia (family connection to enslavement in Georgia required)

Focus Areas:

  • Legal education

  • Law school funding

  • Reparations and racial justice
  • Eligibility:

  • African American law school students

  • Family connection to enslavement in Georgia

  • Attending or about to attend law school
  • Program Description:
    Additional scholarships created by The Reparations Project in response to the high volume (92 applicants) of law school applicants seeking support. These complementary scholarships provide $10,000 awards to descendants of the enslaved in Georgia pursuing law degrees.

    Past Recipients:

  • Madeline Toombs, University of District of Columbia Law

  • James Woodall, John Marshall Law in Atlanta

  • Diamond Belgrave, Emory Law

  • Crystal Ammons, Southern University Law, Baton Rouge

  • David Mitchell, UNC at Chapel Hill Law

  • Zoë Bonnichsen, Notre Dame Law
  • Contact Information:

  • The Quarterman & Keller Foundation, Inc.

  • 100 Bull Street, Suite 200

  • Savannah, GA 31401

  • info@reparationsproject.org
  • Focus Areas & Funding Uses

    Fields of Work

    educationbipocsocial-justice

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