Jasmine Rand

“I Am Trayvon Martin” became the battle cry for a whole new generation seeking social justice. However, this new call to arms is not just about race. Anyone can be a target to the dangers, tragedies and abuse of basic human rights that we experience all too often. When it comes to the present day civil rights struggles across the world, some choose to overlook, and some choose to act. Thankfully, Attorney Jasmine Rand is not afraid to act. Rand is probably best known as the attorney of the Trayvon Martin family and from her countless appearances in the media concerning this world-famous case. A champion for civil and human rights – the National Bar Association recognized Rand one of the Nation’s Best Advocates Top 40 Lawyers Under 40 in the United States. Rand now shares her insight, experience and pioneering efforts for social justice and empowerment.

Attorney Jasmine Rand brings her extensive experience, expert teachings and unmatched passion to her thought provoking and gripping keynotes. Recognized by the Lawyers’ Committee For Civil Rights Under Law’s national Distinguished Civil Rights Advocate Award, “For fulfilling the legal profession’s highest ideal in advancing equal justice for all,” Rand’s programs promise to be a must for America’s future leaders and champions for change.

Rand is not only a professor, national legal analyst, international legal consultant, lecturer, columnist and civil rights leader, she is also the founding attorney of RAND LAW, L.L.C., a Miami-based civil litigation firm. She excels in civil rights and human rights, catastrophic personal injury and wrongful death cases, and is currently involved in police brutality cases throughout the nation from the LAPD to the NYPD. In addition to networks such as, CNN, MSNBC, HLN and Fox, Rand also appears on numerous international networks in Jamaica, Colombia and Japan.

Rand is an active law professor and has performed legal analyst work throughout the world. Most recently, Rand guest lectured at Harvard Law on Stand Your Ground laws, at University Mohammed V law school in Rabat, Morocco and the University of the West Indies in Kingston, Jamaica. In January 2014, Rand traveled to the Kingdom of Morocco to assist the King and Supreme Court Justices on implementing international human rights standards throughout its judicial system. Most recently, Rand developed curriculum on the Trayvon Martin case and will teach her course at the University of Miami School of Law during the fall 2014 semester, which includes innovative topics such as music as an instrument of social change with an emphasis of Bob Marley’s influence on human rights leaders.