This series consists of lectures relating to the new balance of the US Supreme Court, the new presidential administration, and the new Democratic majorities in both houses of Congress. Issues of social justice and equity will also be addressed. Presented by the Big 10 law schools and hosted on Zoom, each lecture will begin at 6:00 p.m. Eastern time and conclude by 7:00 p.m.
Reservations are required; please register for the series here.
| Date | Speaker's name | Law school | Topic or title of presentation |
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| February 16 | Frank Ravitch | Michigan State University College of Law | "Freedom's Edge: Religious Freedom, Complicity Claims, and Discrimination"
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| February 23 | Luis Fuentes-Rohwer | Indiana University Maurer School of Law | "Racism as Constitutional Legacy: American Empire and Puerto Rico" |
| March 2 | Jill Hasday | University of Minnesota Law School |
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| March 9 | Shoba Sivaprasad Wadhia | Penn State Law University Park | "Immigration in a New Administration" Additional resources: |
| March 16 | Adrien Wing | University of Iowa College of Law | "Demarginalizing Women of Color During the Biden-Harris Administration"
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| March 23 | Kyle Langvardt | University of Nebraska College of Law | "The State of Play on Intermediary Liability"
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| March 30 | Natalie Ram | University of Maryland School of Law | "America's Hidden National DNA Database—and What Congress Can Do about It" |
| April 6 | Paul Gowder | Northwestern Pritzker School of Law | "Liberation Constitutionalism" |
| April 13 | Rob Yablon | University of Wisconsin Law School | "State Courts and State Constitutions in the US Legal Landscape" |
| April 20 | Peter M. Shane | Ohio State University Moritz College of Law | "Democracy's Chief Executive" |
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