Pro Bono Training: The Justice Collaborative
A project of TJC, the Justice Volunteers is a volunteer task force dedicated to researching a variety of key criminal justice issues. The work done by The Justice Volunteers is invaluable to TJC’s goal of holding elected officials in the criminal justice system accountable, advocating for reform-minded policies across the country, and researching and amplifying important local issues related to criminal justice reform. The Law Student Research Team work remotely and this work is designed to be as flexible as possible.Join us for pizza and a conversation with Keli Young, Legal Counsel at the Justice Collaborative to learn more about this law student pro bono opportunity.
- Training
- Open To Students AND Faculty/Staff
Reproductive Justice Panel and Networking Event
Please join us and speakers Marya Torrez (Planned Parenthood), Jeryl Hayes (If/When/How: Lawyering for Reproductive Justice), Theresa Lau (National Women's Law Center), Dawn Godbolt (National Partnership for Women and Families) for a conversation about current issues in the reproductive justice space and how law students can have an impact. Lunch will be provided, and there will be an opportunity to network following the discussion.
This event is co-sponsored by If/When/How: Lawyering for Reproductive Justice, The Black Students' Law Association, The Women's Law Association and the Women and the Law Program.
- Seminar
- Open To The Public, Alumni, Students AND Faculty/Staff
EU Data Privacy Adjudication and Digital Single Market
Moderator: Fernanda Nicola, American University Washington College of Law
Speakers:
Hugh Stevenson, FTC Deputy Director Office of International Affairs
Jordan Fisher, Professor at Drexel School of Law
Peter Fatelnig, Minister-Counsellor for Digital Economy Policy, Delegation of the European Union to the U.S.
- Lecture
- Open To The Public, Alumni, Students AND Faculty/Staff
- CLE
Summer Programs in London, Brussels, and Geneva Info Session
Spend your summer studying law and building professional networks in London, Brussels, and Geneva. On the summer programs, you will gain an international perspective on your legal studies and a solid foundation in areas of international importance. You can pick one or two tracks to build a summer program that fits your interests and needs:
Business and Regulation in London and Brussels
Trade and Intellectual Property in Geneva
Human Rights, Labor, and International Law Commission in Geneva
Join us at our info session on October 31 to learn about the different options to earn WCL credit in London, Brussels, and Geneva this summer. RSVP and send questions to eurolaw@wcl.american.edu. Pizza will be served!
- Information Session
- Open To Students AND Faculty/Staff
American University Law Review Volume 69 Federal Circuit Symposium
- Conference
- Open To The Public, Alumni, Students AND Faculty/Staff
- CLE