Most Recent Additions
STOPPING THE SPREAD: CRITICAL DISABILITY THEORY TREATMENT OF THE ATTACK ON DISPARATE IMPACT DISCRIMINATION CLAIMS
Sara Sam-Njogu
SIMULATED LEGAL EXERCISES: DEVELOPING REAL WORLD EXPERIENCES IN THE BUSINESS LAW CLASSROOM
Andrew W. Swain
CONNECTION IN AN AGE OF CONNECTIVITY: AN EVALUATION OF SYNCHRONOUS AND ASYNCHRONOUS LAW CLASSROOMS
Mary Kate Kearney and Miranda E. Thompson
CREATING A GOOD GIG FOR APP-BASED WORKERS IN MASSACHUSETTS: LETTING COMPANIES DRAFT EMPLOYMENT LAW IS NOT THE ANSWER
Allison Laughner
REDEFINING REFUGEE RESETTLEMENT: REPAIRING THE CRACKS IN THE PATHWAY TO THE AMERICAN DREAM
Chasyty L. Escobar
THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT V. THE INTERNET: THE MORE USE THE INTERNET GETS, THE MORE ACCESSIBLE IT SHOULD BE
Victoria Mosley
MARTIN LUTHER KING JR.: LEGAL AND MORAL GATEKEEPER RIGHTS
James B. Taschner
TRUST THE POLICE? THE MYTH OF PROTECT AND SERVE
Harvey Gilmore
THE FALLIBILITY OF THE BRANDENBURG TEST THROUGH THE LENS OF THE CAPITOL INSURRECTION
Lauren M. Hausman
HOPE IN CONSTITUTIONAL DRAFTING: REORIENTATION IN THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE INDIAN CONSTITUTION
Sujata Gadkar-Wilcox
“Made to Feel Broken”: Ending Conversion Practices and Saving Transgender Lives
Jennifer Levi and Kevin M. Barry
Closing Remarks
Claudia Quintero
Race and Immigration
Rose Cuison-Villazor
Race and Disability
Britney Wilson
Lunch
Center for Social Justice
Panel 1: Race and Criminal Justice, moderated by Dr. Bridgette Baldwin, Professor of Law, Western New England University School of Law
Gabriel “Jack” Chin, Deborah A. Ramirez, and LaJuana S. Davis
*Updated as of 07/02/24.