The Zomia Center’s Redress Project: A Virtual Information Session with Joanna Naples-Mitchell

This is a virtual information session for both IRLS Fellows and ASU Law Students who would like to learn more about working with Joanna Naples-Mitchell from the Zomia Center’s Redress Project. Please follow the URL link below to register, and you will receive the Zoom link for this event.

About the Zomia Center and the Redress Program: The Zomia Center is a U.S.-registered nonprofit organization with a staff of about 170 people (the majority based in Syria) who carry out a range of humanitarian, public health, research and advocacy projects in Syria, Iraq and Afghanistan. Zomia was founded in 2017 by a group of journalists and researchers to address the challenges of service delivery in ungoverned and semi-governed spaces. The Zomia Center's Redress Program helps civilians in Syria, Iraq and Afghanistan access Pentagon processes for acknowledgment and redress of civilian harm in U.S. operations, including condolence payments from a $3 million annual budget.