Who We Are
Pepperdine University Caruso School of Law's Global Justice Program touches all corners of the globe through its initiatives in international human rights and religious freedom, advancement of the rule of law, and global development. Through these initiatives, students and faculty collaborate to seek justice and create a lasting impact in some of the world's most vulnerable places.
Cameron McCollum (JD '17) Leads Sudreau Global Justice MCLE Program
On June 6, 2021, Sudreau Global Justice Program Director Cameron McCollum (JD ‘17) led an MCLE program for Pepperdine students, staff, faculty, and alumni titled “Access to Justice in the Developing World.”
Cameron McCollum Discusses Access to Justice in the Developing World -- The Do One Better! Podcast
Director of the Sudreau Global Justice Institute Cameron McCollum discusses access to justice in developing countries, the current state of affairs in Africa, and opportunities for improvement.
Sudreau Global Justice Institute Offers Summer Internships with Uganda and Rwanda Judiciaries
The Sudreau Global Justice Institute at Pepperdine Caruso Law provides law students academic training and hands-on opportunities around the world to advocate on the behalf of those in need.
Sudreau Global Justice Institute Kicks off Campaign with Giving Tuesday
The Sudreau Global Justice Institute kicked off its fundraising campaign on Giving Tuesday and raised over $5000 in a single day!
Sudreau Global Justice Institute Event: Summer Internships | September 9
The Sudreau Global Justice Institute is hosting its first event of the year about its summer internship program.
The Sudreau Global Justice Institute Announces Anti-Human Trafficking Lab and War Crimes Class for Fall
The Pepperdine Caruso Law Sudreau Global Justice Institute will be sponsoring two courses this fall.
50 for 50 Spotlight: Cameron McCollum
50 for 50 Spotlight: Cameron McCollum
Internship in India by Ifechinyere Agbodike
Internship in India by Ifechinyere Agbodike
Prison Project Reflections by Anthony Harris
Prison Project Reflections by Anthony Harris