Williams, An-Tuan

Position

Administrative Associate, Education and Outreach Department

Biography

An-Tuan Williams joined the Center for Constitutional Rights in October of 2007, shortly after completing an eight month internship with the Center. He currently holds a degree in Paralegal Studies from the City University College of Technology and has a special interest in issues pertaining racial and gender justice, the expansion of executive power, and mass incarceration.

Prior to becoming the full time coordinator of the Ella Baker Internship Program, An-Tuan held the title of Administrative Associate in the Center’s Education and Outreach Department. There, he coordinated several CCR lead events, including discussion panels, press conferences, rallies, and fundraisers. He assisted in the development of CCR materials and has also worked on several CCR campaigns, including CCR’s historic Prison Telephone Campaign, Campaign to End the Use of Private Military Contractors, and the 100 Days Campaign to Restore the Constitution, to name a few.

An-Tuan Williams is an avid animal lover and a unwavering supporter of human rights globally.