Berkeley Law - Projects and Initiatives

Projects and Initiatives

CRRJ provides members of the UC Berkeley campus and of the broader community opportunities to engage, study, write, and gather. We are working on a variety of projects that are at various stages of development.

WORKING GROUP

Year-round
Facilitated bi-weekly interdisciplinary gathering of faculty, students, researchers and community members exploring new scholarship and recent developments in the field

WRITING WORKSHOP

Annual
Invitation-only roundtable for scholars, advocates, and graduate students working toward publication in peer-reviewed journals

SEMINAR

Annual
The Future of Reproductive Rights: Doctrine and Discourse
Multidisciplinary approach to teaching law and graduate students the legal and social history of reproductive rights and justice

LECTURES

Year-round
Featuring fresh ideas from the legal and social science academy, as well as on-the-ground strategists and advocates

SYMPOSIUM

October 4, 2013
Speech, Symbols, and Substantial Obstacles: The Doing and “Undue”ing of Abortion Law since Casey – daylong program will bring together a range of scholars and practitioners from various disciplines to examine the impacts, broadly understood, of how current law in the United States constitutes and regulates abortion.

CASEBOOK

In Progress
First comprehensive legal text on reproductive rights law and justice issues that can be used by instructors and students for classroom learning or independent study

LITERATURE REVIEW

In Progress
An invited submission on reproductive justice by Kristin Luker and Zakiya Luna for The American Review of Law and the Social Sciences

VIRTUAL BIBLIOGRAPHY

In Progress
Online, searchable catalogue of annotated illuminating the foundations and growing edges of the reproductive justice framework