Outpost file photo of Josiah Lawson’s mother, Charmaine, with family at Humboldt State last year. | Andrew Goff.

A protest seeking justice in the unsolved David Josiah Lawson case is being held across various CSU campuses this week.

The student-organized “week of action,” has attracted attention from major media outlets like NPR and Inside Higher ED.

Students for Quality Education, a student-run educational-rights group that currently has chapters stationed in 17 of the 23 CSU campuses, is behind the protest, with Humboldt State University’s chapter serving as the focal point of the movement.

“Humboldt State is kicking off Justice for Josiah: Week of Action with a banner drop listing all the names of students who have been murdered within the CSU!” Students for Quality Education wrote on its main Twitter page yesterday. “Hold the CSU accountable! #JusticeForJosiah.”

SQE chapters at Humboldt, Fresno, Northridge, Chico, Long Beach, Bakersfield, East Bay and San Jose are actively posting their #JusticeForJosiah efforts on social media — like their various screenings of the documentary “Unsolved Hate: Arcata,” which focuses of the early developments of the Lawson case.

See tweets from around the CSU system below: