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Avery Friedman is a Distinguished Visiting Lecturer at Ursuline College, specializing in constitutional law and civil rights advocacy. He is a nationally recognized civil rights lawyer and a weekend legal analyst for CNN since 2001, reaching 3+ million viewers weekly. Friedman has lectured at law schools nationwide and advised federal legislative bodies on civil rights issues. He has been honored with major human rights awards, including the NAACP’s Freedom Award and the Dr. Martin Luther King Memorial Human Rights Award. The Avery Friedman Human Rights Endowed Scholarship at Ursuline supports students pursuing justice-focused careers.
His research and advocacy emphasize federal civil rights law, constitutional rights, and social justice. Though no articles are explicitly listed, his work aligns with topics like legal ethics, systemic inequality, and legislative advocacy. The scholarship he inspired has supported students like Erica Zalar (social justice ministry), Ellen Euclide (immigration law), and Heidi Van Kan (servant leadership in corporate roles).
- Awards: Legendary Champion of Civil Rights Award, Freedom Award, Dr. Martin Luther King Memorial Human Rights Award
- Advising/Grants: Founded the Avery Friedman Human Rights Endowed Scholarship ($170k+ raised to date)
His professional roles bridge academia and public service, reflecting a commitment to human rights education and real-world impact.
