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Race, Violence, and Protest: A Conversation about the Ongoing Struggle for Justice
Panelists: David Anderson Hooker, Associate Professor of the Practice of Conflict Transformation and Peacebuilding Ashley Bohrer, Assistant Professor of Gender and Peace Studies...
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Black Domers: Past, Present, and Future
“Recent events in our nation have led to a national reckoning, to soul-searching and a demand for action with regard to racial and social injustice…There is a widespread sense...
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Catholic Peacebuilding in Times of Crisis: Hope for a Wounded World
The world is emerging from an historic health crisis that has exacerbated existing conflicts, poverty, inequalities, polarization, and threats to the environment. While the...
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Meet the Speaker: Jessa Webber ’22 J.D.
Jessa Webber ’22 J.D. recently joined the Western Michigan University-Cooley Innocence Project, where she represents wrongfully convicted individuals in Michigan. Part of her...
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Anna McGinn ’22 J.D., one of ND Law’s Bank of America Foundation Fellows, helps free wrongfully convicted man
Last Friday, a Minnesota man named Thomas Rhodes walked out of prison after spending nearly 25 years behind bars for a crime he didn’t commit. A recent Notre Dame Law School...
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Stereotypes, Representation, and Real Talk: Black Law Students Speak Out
In this episode, Aisha Bah ’25 J.D., Joshua Mannery ’24 J.D., and Ayanna Murphy ’25 J.D., from the Notre Dame Black Law Students Association, join Max for a lively...
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Just Action: How to Challenge Segregation Enacted Under the Color of Law
In his best-selling book, The Color of Law, Richard Rothstein demolished the de facto segregation myth that Black and White Americans live separately by choice, providing the most...
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Stop Making the Business Case for Diversity
In recent years, the business case for diversity has emerged as the go-to argument for why organizations should prioritize diversity in their recruiting efforts. Though most...
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Protecting Law Clerks from Harassment
Judicial clerkships are typically characterized as an unadulterated good—lifelong mentor-mentee relationships between judges and law clerks that confer professional benefits....
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The Danger of Racial Colorblindess
Have you ever heard the phrase “I don’t see color,” when talking about race or ethnicity? Color blindness is the idea that ignoring or overlooking racial and ethnic...
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2024 Walk the Walk Week: Commemorating Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
2024 Walk the Walk Week by University of Notre Dame on on Exposure
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