Jordan Fletcher
Class of 2014
Jordan Fletcher has practised business litigation at an international law firm, clerked at the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York, and worked on land rights and anti-torture projects in India, Central Asia, and East Africa. He received his law degree from New York University. Fletcher is also a graduate of the radio and multimedia program at the Salt Institute for Documentary Studies in Portland, Maine. His documentary about racism and a double murder in a southern Maine mill town was a finalist for Best New Artist at the Chicago-based 2012 Third Coast International Audio Festival, and he was a contributor to Sandy Storyline, Winner of the award for best transmedia project at the 2013 Tribeca Film Festival.
Researchers risking death to document Syria’s crisis
Meet the Investigators Who Risk Their Lives to Take Incriminating Documents Out of Syria
Trespassing a mile underground
Strateco seeks to force deal on disputed uranium mine
The fracking-earthquake connection
Caribbean class action appeal targets Manulife
Ontario opposes midwives’ rights challenge seeking higher pay
Ontario midwives launch rights challenge over unequal pay
Access to justice ‘becoming too expensive,’ says judge
Union can videotape picket line, Supreme Court rules in privacy case
If police body cameras are the future, this is the present
