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CUNY Law Review Seeks Submissions at the Intersection of Environmental Justice and Critical Race Theory
CUNY Law Review seeks submissions on a variety of topics at the intersection of environmental justice and critical race theory. Deadline for submissions: October 8, 2021
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Coming Soon: Troops Run — Book 3 of the Environmental Justice Chronicles
Professor Rebecca Bratspies and artist Charlie LaGreca Velasco are again teaming up to produce a new comic book.
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Live from the Summer Law Institute (SLI)
Go inside the Summer Law Institute program with 1L Jake Heller, 2L Salimah Khoja, 4L Justine Ortiz, 1L Ashley Toruno, and 1L Arpita Vora as they discuss their experiences with the SLI program.
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In Virtual Action: Wolfgang Kaleck and the Sorensen Center
Renowned human rights lawyer Wolfgang Kaleck virtually returns to the Sorensen Center as a Visiting Scholar, leading a “Critical Voices: From Local to Global” discussion on new strategies for lawyers and activists to address human rights in times of crises.
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In the Balance: Annie Seifullah ’19
Meet Annie Seifullah ’19, an attorney at C.A.Goldberg and ardent anti-violence advocate who sued NYC for gender discrimination after being fired when an ex planted revenge porn on her work computer. Learn about how Annie balances her life as an attorney, mother, survivor, and entrepreneur.
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Two CUNY Law Professors and Alums are Awarded Fulbrights
Professor Julia Hernandez ’12 receives the Fulbright Canada Research Chair in Human Rights and Social Justice at the University of Ottawa, and Professor Lisa Davis ’08 receives the Fulbright U.S. Scholar Program Award to the Netherlands.
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Student Spotlight: 2L Sneha Jayaraj of CUNY Law’s OUTLaws
Sneha Jayaraj reflects on their experience in starting law school during the pandemic, building community, organizing with the OUTLaws, and embracing queerness as an identity.
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Professor & Law Library Director Raquel Gabriel on the Importance of Legal Research and Inclusive Pedagogy
Professor and Law Library Director Raquel Gabriel discusses her twenty-one-year journey through CUNY Law, the path she helped carve in legal research, and the movement to diversify the study of law.
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Clemency Granted for Seven Defender Clinic Clients
Clemency Granted for Seven Defender Clinic Clients
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CLEAR and M4BL Release Report Showing Feds Targeted BLM Protesters
CLEAR and M4BL reveal report “Struggle For Power: The Ongoing Persecution of Black Movement By The U.S. Government.”
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Missy Risser-Lovings ’13 and John Whitlow ’03 named Co-Directors of the Community and Economic Development Clinic
Missy Risser-Lovings ’13 and John Whitlow ’03 step into co-directing the CEDC together.