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Dr. Mona Hanna headshot.
Karen Aldridge-Eason headshot.
Sister Carol Weber headshot.
Dr. Bobby Mukkamala headshot.
Tony Smith headshot.
Robert Friedman headshot.
A dramatic black and white portrait of C.S. Mott in profile.
John Butler headshot.
Sisty Basil headshot.
Rosa Gallego headshot.
Brandee Cooke-Brown headshot.
Dan Kildee headshot.
Maryanne Mott headshot.
Michael Sherraden headshot.
Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger headshot.
Asa Ascencio Zuccaro headshot.
Ridgway White headshot.
Michelle Chan headshot.
Rachel Bukasa headshot.
Bheki Moyo headshot.
Alessandra Mathyas headshot.
Jim Ananich headshot.
Lizabeth Ardisana headshot.
Joe Roberson headshot.
Jeremy Maarman headshot.
George Ross headshot.
Agustin Landa headshot.
Glen Chown headshot.
Colleen Quint headshot.
Amy McMillan headshot.
Ian Bird headshot.
John Morning headshot.
Terry Peterson headshot.
Charlie Nelms headshot.
Jamie Gaskin headshot.
Terri Ferinde headshot.
Jane Walsh headshot.
Jordan Munerlyn headshot.
Kyle Caldwell headshot.
Sally Bethea headshot.
Carlos Santini headshot.
Albie Sachs headshot.
C.S. Harding Mott headshot.
William Piper headshot.
Monica Lewis-Patrick headshot.
Marise M.M. Sheehan headshot.
Treasurer Jose Cisneros headshot.
Ja'Nel Jamerson headshot.
Gov. Richard Riley headshot.
Lester Graham headshot.
Bongi Ndondo headshot.
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Access to Justice

Rachel Bukasa headshot.
Mott was really the pioneer at the time to say, ‘You know, we’ll find movements that have been fighting for freedom, that have been fighting for people to access justice...’” Rachel Bukasa
National director, Black Sash
Bongi Ndondo headshot.
We know that a lot of our people don’t access justice through the formal justice systems. And I think the Mott Foundation has enabled us to ask those critical questions.” Bongi Ndondo
Executive Director, Hlanganisa Community Fund
Albie Sachs headshot.
Sometimes it’s the intangibles are more important than the tangibles. It’s not just the number of houses and schoolbooks…” Albie Sachs
South African lawyer, activist and former judge