Kamilah Moore is a distinguished reparatory justice scholar and attorney specializing in entertainment and intellectual property transactions.

During her tenure as a law student, Moore made significant contributions to human rights reports addressing domestic and international issues, particularly focusing on racial inequality in Brazil, the human right to sanitation in Lowndes County, Alabama, USA, and advocating for the human right to remedy for indigenous Black women affected by racialized gender violence in Papua New Guinea.

While studying abroad at the University of Amsterdam, Moore authored a master’s thesis delving into the intersections between international law and reparatory justice for the trans-Atlantic slave trade, chattel slavery, and their enduring legacies.

She holds a Juris Doctor degree from Columbia Law School in New York City, a Master of Laws degree in International Criminal Law from the University of Amsterdam, and a Bachelor’s degree from the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA).

Recognizing her expertise and dedication, Kamilah Moore was appointed to the Reparations Task Force by Speaker of the Assembly Anthony Rendon, further solidifying her commitment to advancing reparatory justice initiatives.

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