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The Voice of Hind Rajab Movie Screening

100 Law Building

Monday, April 27, 2026 @ 12:45pm in Law 100 RSVP for lunch.  Join LSJP in ending the semester with a screening of The Voice of Hind Rajab (2025).   Film […]

Navigating Big Law as a First-Generation Lawyer

140 Law Building

Join APALSA and Hogan Lovells LLP for a lunch talk to hear how to navigate being a first generation lawyer in big law as you head into your summer associate […]

CLAB Pre-Finals Recharge (Boba & Tips)

Steinhart Courtyard

Come join CLAB for a relaxed pre-finals hangout to get ready for exams. Drop by for quick tips on outlining and final review, chat with 2Ls and 3Ls about your […]

WORK LAW COLLOQUIUM PRESENTS:  Noah Zatz "Retaliation as Nonaccommodation” Noah Zatz's interests include employment & labor law, welfare law and antipoverty policy, critical race & feminist theory, and liberal political theory. His writing and teaching address how work structures both inequality and social citizenship in the modern welfare state. Zatz's primary focus is on which activities become recognized and protected as "work," how work is defined in relationship to markets, and how the boundaries of markets are themselves mediated by gender and race, among other things. His published scholarship engages these questions by studying the legal concepts of "work" in welfare work requirements and "employment" in labor & employment law, especially with regard to the status of family caretaking, prison labor, workfare, sex work, and court-ordered employment or work programs. Another major interest is how antidiscrimination law, and employment law more generally, address labor market inequality that is jointly produced by workers’ interactions with employers, coworkers, and actors outside the workplace.

Work Law Colloquium: Noah Zatz, “Retaliation as Nonaccommodation”

10 Law Building

WORK LAW COLLOQUIUM PRESENTS:  Noah Zatz "Retaliation as Nonaccommodation” Noah Zatz's interests include employment & labor law, welfare law and antipoverty policy, critical race & feminist theory, and liberal political […]

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