WM Kunstler Fund

The William Moses Kunstler Fund for Racial Justice, based in New York, NY, is a non-profit organization dedicated to advocating for racial justice and fighting against punitive sentencing laws. Over the years, the fund has successfully worked towards reforming the Rockefeller Drug Laws, resulting in reduced sentences for drug offenders and increased quantity thresholds for tougher sentences. They have also collaborated with organizations like the Madres de Plaza de Mayo from Argentina and the Mothers of the NY Disappeared, uniting in the struggle for human rights.

Additionally, the Kunstler Fund has brought national attention to cases of injustice, such as the racially motivated drug bust in Tulia, Texas, and the wrongful conviction of mentally-retarded teenager Ryan Matthews. Through their advocacy and media campaigns, they have played a significant role in raising awareness and seeking justice for those affected. The fund relies on donations to continue their important work in promoting racial justice and fighting against systemic inequalities.

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