Who We Are
Led by scholars, driven by reform
AGRRI is co-directed by leading scholars at Northwestern University and supported by a growing network of academic centers and nonprofit organizations committed to guardianship reform.
AGRRI is co-directed by leading scholars at Northwestern University and supported by a growing network of academic centers and nonprofit organizations committed to guardianship reform.
Professor Black is a leading scholar in law, medicine, and empirical legal research. At Northwestern, he holds a joint appointment across the law school and the Feinberg School of Medicine, where he serves as Faculty Associate in the Buehler Center for Health Policy and Economics.
Professor Litvak is a distinguished legal scholar at Northwestern Pritzker School of Law with deep expertise in guardianship, elder law, corporate governance, and regulatory reform. Her empirical and policy-oriented work informs AGRRI’s research and reform agenda.
AGRRI collaborates with academic centers across the country that share a commitment to understanding and reforming guardianship systems through rigorous research and policy engagement.
Paul Freeman Financial Security Program, Knoebel Institute for Healthy Aging
Institute for Brain Health and Dementia, Milken Institute School of Public Health & GWU School of Law
Buehler Center for Health Policy and Economics, Feinberg School of Medicine
Additional collaborators to be announced.
AGRRI works alongside nonprofit organizations that advocate for families affected by guardianship abuse and work toward systemic reform of guardianship systems across the country.
Center for Estate Administration Reform
Families Against Court Embezzlement Unethical Standards
Dedicated to protecting the rights of elder Americans
Advocacy for those harmed by the guardianship system
Advancing disability rights and guardianship alternatives
Advancing Elder Justice
Promoting judicial accountability and court reform