This symposium will bring together scholars in health care law and policy, medical ethics, trans rights, and feminist legal theory, to discuss the legal issues that arise when doctors and other institutional actors are asked to serve the interests of law enforcement.
The documentary “focuses on the stories of Native American Lawyers, Tribal Judges and their colleagues who work with Native Nations, their citizens and mainstream institutions to achieve Sacred Justice.”
The term “Veterans Law” often evokes thoughts of navigating the complicated bureaucracy of the Department of Veterans Affairs that feels like it requires a separate degree to understand. However, veterans represent a unique nexus of mental health and societal issues that present a wide variety of legal needs.
Dean Kronk Warner will discuss a paper she co-authored with Jensen Lillquist (Class of 2023), published in the California Law Review, that compares the rights of nature in international, federal, state, and tribal contexts. The article explores what states and the federal government can learn from tribal governments in this space. As tribal governments, with their long history of rights of nature, they are laboratories of innovation that can teach other sovereigns within the boundaries of the United States.
Join us in a meaningful community engagement event at the College of Law, where students, faculty, and staff will come together to assemble care-kits filled with donated supplies from community partners and law firms. In an inspiring display of collective effort, we will create these kits in assembly line style, ensuring a collaborative and efficient process. The completed care-kits will be generously donated to an organization in need, fostering positive impact in our broader community. As a special touch, there will be a station for crafting heartfelt, hand-written notes to accompany these thoughtful gifts, spreading warmth and solidarity to the recipients. Be part of this impactful initiative, embodying the spirit of compassion and community at its best
Embark on a thought-provoking journey with esteemed scholars as we delve into the pivotal role of community in enhancing individual well-being. Gain insights into compelling empirical data that substantiates the profound impact of community-building theories. Explore how vibrant communities serve as the heart of personal well-being, fostering connections that shape and elevate our lives. Join us for an enlightening event that celebrates the power of community in nurturing the holistic health of individuals.
Join a discussion on the newly published "HBCU Made" by Ayesha Rascoe to celebrate Black History Month.
Join us for an AAPI event highlight Jackie Cao from Activision discussing the importance of Mentorship! Pizza and cream puffs (Doki and Doki) will be provided. Please complete this RSVP to ensure we have food for you!
