This talk will explore the emergence of global norms and various mechanisms to make international organizations and other transnational actors more responsible, accountable, accessible and transparent. It will provide students […]
Understanding UC Berkeley's Historical Non-Compliance with the Native American Graves and Repatriation Act (NAGRPA) Join Professor Seth Davis for a conversation examining UC Berkeley's historical non-compliance with the Native American […]
Join the Berkeley Center for Law and Business and Berkeley Business Law Journal for a business law practice area lunch talk about acquiring a VC backed company with Nick Doloresco, […]
![Dark blue background with gold border and white text: "The Family Defense Project, Center for Reproductive Rights & Justice, Abolitionist Collective at Berkeley, and Defenders at Berkeley Law invite you to Careers in Family Defense: Combating the Family Policing System. The family policing system disproportionately punishes and separates families of color, poor families, and families with disabilities under the guise of “child welfare.” Please join us to learn why family defense is public defense and how it offers meaningful work fighting to keep families together. April 6, 2026 | 1-2 PM at RM 297, Goldberg Room." The bottom half of the poster features photos of four panelists: Kavya Parthiban, Staff Attorney Disability Rights Education and Defense Fund; Martin Guggenheim, Professor Emeritus and Founder of NYU’s Family Defense Clinic NYU Law; Allie Goodman, Associate Director of Training Bronx Defenders Family Defense Practice; and Zabrina Aleguire, Dependency Representation Program Manager SF Bar Association. Logos for the Family Defense Project, the Abolitionist Collective at Berkeley, Defenders at Berkeley Law, and the Center for Reproductive Rights and Justice are visible next to the text and in the bottom right and left corners. A QR code with the text "RSVP here!" is in the upper right corner [Link to RSVP here: https://forms.gle/NiuGYtVQjGUCGnXA8]](https://www.law.berkeley.edu/wp-content/uploads/2026/03/FDP-Flyer-1.jpg "FDP Flyer")
Please join the Family Defense Project, the Center for Reproductive Rights and Justice, Abolitionist Collective at Berkeley, and Defenders at Berkeley Law on April 6th from 1-2 pm in Goldberg […]
In the landmark case of Learning Resources v. Trump, the Supreme Court held that the President could not rely on an emergency statute to implement his aggressive tariff policies. Join […]
Join BCLT for a lunchtime info session about several of the specialty IP and tech classes available to you next year! Are the classes right for you? Come find out, meet […]
Corporations face a period of profound transition. Regulations are rapidly evolving, internal teams are being reorganized, capital markets are redefining materiality, and AI is reshaping sustainability data. This conference brings […]
Join us on Wednesday, April 8, at 12:50 PM in Room 110 to hear from a panel of women working in the criminal law and justice field. Meet the panelists: […]
This talk will explain what queer theory is and consider how it intersects with race, racism, and anti-racist activism. Professor Robinson will draw on Cathy J. Cohen's foundational article Punks, […]
Health and Life Science Law Society (HaLS) is a student organization at at Berkeley Law dedicated to supporting students interested in biotechnology law, health policy, and related areas in the […]
Hear Maya Kornberg explain how campaign costs, party power, violence, and social media fuel dysfunction in Congress — and how we might fix it. Why haven’t decades of reform made […]
All sessions for Spring 2026 will be held in person in Room 132, Law Building, on Fridays from 12:10 pm-2:00 pm. Papers for upcoming talks should become available to download in the table below one […]
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