Similar to the event last December, we will be in room 10 with snacks and a great study vibe. This event is open to all, but catered to the Sapphic community. "Sapphic is an umbrella term for women, nonbinary people, and feminine-aligned individuals who experience attraction to other women or femmes."
WORK LAW COLLOQUIUM PRESENTS: Hiba Hafiz Associate Professor, McHale Faculty Research Scholar “The Dangerous Myth of Market Wages” Hiba Hafiz is an associate professor with tenure and a McHale Faculty Research Scholar. She joined BC Law as an assistant professor in 2018, and teaches and writes in labor and employment law, antitrust law, and administrative […]
The Student Association at Berkeley Law would like to invite the Berkeley Law Community to its biweekly board meeting. Hear updates from your student representatives and make your voice heard through public comment. Snacks and light refreshments will be provided. We want to hear from you and hope to see you there! View the agenda […]
WORK LAW COLLOQUIUM PRESENTS: Gali Racabi Associate Member of the Law Faculty & Assistant Professor, School of Industrial & Labor Relations “In Lieu of the NLRA" Gali Racabi is an Assistant Professor teaching labor and employment law at the Cornell ILR school. Gali’s research focus on the legal foundations of workplace power. Current projects include […]
The Student Association at Berkeley Law would like to invite the Berkeley Law Community to its biweekly board meeting. Hear updates from your student representatives and make your voice heard through public comment. Snacks and light refreshments will be provided. We want to hear from you and hope to see you there! View the agenda […]
WORK LAW COLLOQUIUM PRESENTS: Desirée LeClercq Assistant Professor of Law & Faculty Co-Director of Dean Rusk International Law Center "Workers’ Empowerment as U.S. Trade Policy” Desirée LeClercq joined the University of Georgia School of Law in 2024 as an assistant professor. She teaches International Trade and Workers Rights, International Labor Law, International Law and U.S. […]
WORK LAW COLLOQUIUM PRESENTS: Julie Su Deputy Mayor of New York City for Economic Justice “State Work Law Toolkit" Join us for a discussion with Julie Su, regarding state-level strategies in light of federal attacks on workers and the rollback of rights. Drawing from her experience in the Mayor's office, she will discuss what it […]
We are delighted to welcome The Honorable Harris Hartz (10th Cir.) to campus. Judge Hartz will be available for informal, drop-in Q&A with all students. Judge Hartz has been on […]
WORK LAW COLLOQUIUM PRESENTS: Deborah Dinner Dorothea S. Clarke Professor of Law Cornell Law School "Neoliberal Working Families" Deborah Dinner is a legal historian whose research examines work, gender, capitalism, and the welfare state in the twentieth-century United States. Her scholarship explores the interaction between social movements, legal and economic thought, political culture, and legal […]
Join the Animal Legal Defense Fund for a repeat event with Journalist and Professor Andrés Cediel as he walks us through his 2017 documentary "Trafficked in America" and discusses visibility […]
The plaintiffs’ bar is vibrant on both the East and West Coasts but being on opposite coasts can pose challenges to students looking to build a "bicoastal" network. PLA and […]
Join ALDF for our penultimate general meeting of the semester! We will be working on planning upcoming events and will also share updates on recent advocacy happenings. Please RSVP here […]
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