• Public Interest & Social Justice Orientation Part 2: Meet the Faculty

    Great Hall at Berkeley Law West

    We hope you can join us on Thursday, August 20, at 1:00 PM for our annual Social Justice Faculty and Student Meet-n-Greet event in the Great Hall at Berkeley Law West. This popular event provides new students with a casual way to engage with social justice faculty. Lunch will be served. Space EXTREMELY limited. Please […]

  • Core in Context: Civil Procedure w/ Prof. Andrew Bradt

    170 Law Building

    Come learn concrete ways to interpret Civil Procedure through a social justice lens. For many students committed to working for the marginalized, the first year of law school can be disorienting, and technical court rules can seem disconnected from equity work. In this conversation, Professor Andrew Bradt will offer a grounding touchstone for our community’s […]

  • Core in Context: Torts w/ Prof. Talha Syed

    170 Law Building

    Come learn concrete ways to interpret Torts through a social justice lens. For many students committed to working for the marginalized, the first year of law school can be disorienting, and doctrines governing civil wrongs can seem disconnected from broader structural equities. In this conversation, Professor Talha Syed will offer a grounding touchstone for our […]

  • Core In Context: Contracts with Prof. Diana S. Reddy

    170 Law Building

    A leading voice in law and political economy, Prof. Reddy’s research examines how the regulation of work shapes the relationship between American economic structures and democratic ideals. Before returning to […]

  • Core in Context: Criminal Law w/ Prof. Jonathan Glater

    170 Law Building

    Professor Glater will provide an overview of the Criminal Law class and situate the topics covered in a broader context of efforts to promote social justice, attending to the ways […]

  • Critical Foundations: Feminist Jurisprudence with Prof. Sarah Song

    170 Law Building

    Come learn about the contributions of feminist jurisprudence to American law. This talk will include feminist critiques of law/legal method, and how feminist perspectives function and fit within the critical […]

  • Critical Foundations: Sociology of Law

    170 Law Building

    The criminal legal system we confront today is the product of nearly 1000 years of development during which new institutions, new powers, and new myths about crime and punishment have […]

  • Critical Foundations: Critical Race Theory

    170 Law Building

    Join us for a conversation with Professor Osagie Obasogie and Savala Nolan about critical race theory. They'll discuss its basic tenets, its uses (and misuses) across the law, politics, and […]

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