The Center operates under the directive of Archbishop Dr. Carl Robinson, President of Harvest Christian University, Director of the International Counter Crime Intelligence Organization, and U.S. 

 The Center operates under the directive of Archbishop Dr. Carl Robinson, President of Harvest Christian University, Director of the International Counter Crime Intelligence Organization, and U.S. Commander with UNIPOL Academy. 

His leadership provides national and international expertise in civil rights, law enforcement policy, community justice, youth leadership development, public service, and governmental systems. Additionally, Archbishop Dr. Robinson brings extensive experience in international diplomacy, criminal justice reform, humanitarian efforts, security strategy, and faith-based community empowerment. His dynamic leadership integrates military service, academic excellence, and global partnerships to advance transformative education, foster peacekeeping initiatives, and champion human rights globally.

The Harvest Christian University Law & Civil Rights Advocacy Center aims to:

• Build a generation that understands their rights and can defend them

• Equip youth with tools for legal awareness and civic engagement

• Strengthen the role of education in preventing injustice

• Support communities through knowledge, advocacy, and empowerment

• Promote unity, equality, and justice across the United States

• Civil rights
• Law enforcement policy
• Community justice
• Youth leadership development
• Public service and governmental systems

Community classes will provide clear instruction in:

• Contracts and personal agreements
• Housing and tenant rights
• Consumer protection
• Family law basics
• Civil disputes, mediation, and court procedures

Students and community members will learn:

• How to start a business legally
• Business contracts and compliance
• Ethical business practices
• Commercial transactions and entrepreneurship
• Protecting business ideas and intellectual property

 Understanding amendment rights involves recognizing the key protections and freedoms guaranteed by the amendments to the United States 

These amendments secure fundamental civil liberties, including but not limited to:

• The First Amendment, which guarantees freedoms of religion, speech, press, peaceful assembly, and petitioning the government for redress of grievances. It prohibits laws establishing religion or restricting its exercise.
• The Fifth Amendment, which provides rights related to due process, protection against self-incrimination and double jeopardy, and just compensation when private property is taken for public use.
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 Harvest Christian University  includes:

• Advanced Civil Rights Law and Policy
• Criminal Justice Reform and Community Policing
• International Human Rights and Treaty Law
• Leadership Development for Youth and Emerging Leaders
• Public Administration and Governmental Systems
• Ethics and Faith-Based Social Justice
• Conflict Resolution and Restorative Justice Practices
• Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness
• Cultural Competency and Indigenous Sovereignty Studies
• Nonprofit Leadership and 

The objective to establish advocacy centers across the United States involves creating local and regional hubs that serve as focal points for civil rights, community justice, victim support, and public service advocacy. 

These centers function as community anchors aiming to improve justice access, strengthen civil rights protections, and empower marginalized populations through education, advocacy, and coordinated intervention. Many existing models, such as child advocacy centers, offer effective frameworks that can be adapted for civil rights and community justice advocacy across diverse jurisdictions nationwide