November 6-7  2025 
Virtual Conference Keynote  Speaker
RAHSAAN HALL, ESQ
​On The Zoom Platform

UNSHAKEN VOICES
Charting A New Multicultural Future

THE STATE OF OUR NATION
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Thursday, November 6, 2025
10:30 am - 12:30 am Eastern
RAHSAAN D. HALL, ESQ

Rahsaan D. Hall, Esq, serves as President & CEO of the Urban League of Eastern Massachusetts (ULEM), where he leads the historic 106-year-old organization dedicated to dismantling systemic barriers and advancing racial and economic equity across Eastern Massachusetts.

Since assuming leadership in 2023, Hall has guided ULEM to expand its programming across its five core pillars—employment, education, health, housing, and justice. Under his vision, ULEM has:
  • Expanded AI training through its MSIMBO+ Coding Academy
  • Forged clean-energy career pathways
  • Created workforce opportunities for survivors of domestic violence
  • Enhanced voter access and mental health initiatives

Before joining ULEM, Hall directed the Racial Justice Program at the ACLU of Massachusetts, where he spearheaded legislative advocacy, litigation, and community campaigns to challenge racial profiling, promote police accountability, and protect voting rights. He also led the groundbreaking What a Difference a DA Makes campaign, which raised public awareness about the role and power of district attorneys.

Earlier in his career, Hall served as Deputy Director at the Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights and Economic Justice, leading efforts on voting rights, police misconduct, and public accommodations cases, while coordinating election protection and redistricting initiatives. His legal career began as an Assistant District Attorney in Suffolk County, where he served on the Safe Neighborhoods Initiative and Senior Trial Units, prosecuting drug, gang, and homicide cases.
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In addition to his nonprofit leadership, Hall is the founder and principal of Rahsaan Hall Consulting, providing expertise in racial justice and criminal law reform with a focus on policy, racial equity, and community engagement.
A sought-after public speaker, Hall has received numerous honors including:
  • Massachusetts Black Lawyers Association Trailblazer Award
  • Boston Magazine’s Top Lawyers recognition
  • Equal Justice Coalition’s Beacon of Justice Award
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Hall currently serves on the boards of the Who We Are Project and the Hyams Foundation. An ordained minister in the African Methodist Episcopal Church, he holds:
  • B.A., The Ohio State University
  • J.D., Northeastern University School of Law
  • M.Div., Andover Newton Theological School