The ICC Project is an initiative under the American Bar Association (ABA) aimed at enhancing the understanding of international criminal justice, specifically the role of the International Criminal Court (ICC). Established as part of the Atrocity Crimes Initiative, this project seeks to implement ABA policies that promote accountability for atrocities such as genocide, crimes against humanity, and war crimes. The ICC Project serves to foster greater U.S. engagement with the ICC by educating the public and legal community about the Court's mission and judicial processes.

Through its interactive website, the ICC Project offers resources like "International Criminal Justice Today," which features relevant developments and expert discussions on critical issues in the field. Advocacy efforts include high-level briefings for policymakers, educational events for lawyers, and practical legal assistance that bridges U.S. practitioners with ICC representatives. By building broad-based familiarity with the ICC, the project strives to amplify its vital role in promoting human rights and establishing the rule of law globally.