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Two-thirds of Americans believe that the outcome of 2024 presidential election will be very or extremely important for the future of democracy.

So it’s fitting that this year’s Law Day theme is “Voices of Democracy,” recognizing that in a democracy, the people hold the power. 

To celebrate and test your knowledge about U.S. rule of law, take our new quiz.

 

Learn what you can do to boost voter confidence in 2024.

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Changemakers Gather to Secure Democracy’s Rule of Law Foundation

As world-class athletes faced off in the packed, flag-waving arenas of the Paris summer Olympics, another global contest was heating up in an understated hotel conference room some 4,000 miles away. Beyond the $100,000 in awards at play, a palpable sense of higher stakes permeated the final round of the World Justice Challenge. 

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World Justice Challenge 5 Winners Announced

World Justice Challenge Winners Announced in Chicago

CHICAGO (Aug. 1, 2024) – The World Justice Project announced the five winners of the World Justice Challenge 2024 during the “Meeting the Challenge: World Justice Project Convening on Democracy and the Rule of Law” event at the annual conference of the American Bar Association in Chicago. The winning projects all support this year’s theme of The Rule of Law: Foundation of Democracy.

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Impact Update: Empowering Champions

Election violence, disinformation, and authoritarianism threaten democracy around the world. But local rule of law champions are pushing back and breaking through. We're working hard to give them the data, support, and recognition they need to thrive.

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VIDEO: “Ideas to Action: How Your Bar Can Promote the Rule of Law Right Now”

How can U.S. bar leaders and lawyers take an active role in addressing the nation’s significant rule of law challenges? That was the topic of a recent 21st Century Lawyer program hosted by the National Conference of Bar Presidents (NCBP) in partnership with the World Justice Project (WJP) Lawyers Defending American Democracy, the Divided Community Project at Ohio State University, and the American Bar Association (ABA).

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