Jasmine Rand

"I Am Trayvon Martin" became the battle cry for a new generation seeking social justice, a movement sparked by Attorney Jasmine Rand's pivotal role in representing the Trayvon Martin family. This engagement not only highlighted racial issues but also broadened the conversation to include general abuses of basic human rights. Known for her tireless advocacy in civil rights cases, Rand has been instrumental in addressing civil rights struggles globally, acting decisively where others may hesitate.

Jasmine Rand's work extends beyond the courtroom as she is a founding attorney of RAND LAW, L.L.C., a Miami-based civil litigation firm specializing in civil rights, catastrophic personal injury, and wrongful death cases. She has been recognized by the National Bar Association as one of the nation's Top 40 Lawyers Under 40 and has received the Distinguished Civil Rights Advocate Award from the Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights Under Law. Her commitment to justice and equality is reflected in her active participation in police brutality cases across the United States and her role in consulting with supreme court justices in Morocco on implementing human rights within their judiciary.

Beyond her legal practice, Rand is also an adjunct law professor at the University of Miami School of Law and has guest lectured at Harvard Law School on "Stand Your Ground" laws, among other prestigious institutions. Her global influence is further evidenced by her participation in the "I Am The Change World Tour" alongside notable figures like Ndaba Mandela, promoting social justice and equality worldwide. Fluent in Spanish, Rand continues to inspire and educate future leaders and change-makers through her keynotes, leveraging her extensive experience and passion for social justice and empowerment.