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Friday, February 17

3:30-7:00          Registration (Room 122)      

4:00-5:00          Happy Hour (Dining Hall)

5:15-6:45          Sessions: Round I

                                    Mobilizing for Sexual and Reproductive    

                                    Justice (Room 128)

                                   

                                    Wal-Mart v. Dukes and the Future of        

                                    Aggregate Claims (Room 129)

Prisoner Re-entry and Re-building Healthy Communities: The Consequences of Mass Incarceration (Room 127)

 

Lawyering Across Borders: Transnational Labor in a Globalizing World (Room 120)

Sovereignty and Survival: Indigenous Perspectives on Federal Law and Policy (Room 121)

7:00-8:30            Keynote Address (Auditorium)

                                    Gerald Lopez, UCLA Professor Law

9:00-1:00            Party (Kelly's - 196 Crown St.)

 

Saturday, February 18

8:30                    Registration (Room 122)

8:30-9:30            Breakfast (Dining Hall)

9:30-11:00          Sessions: Round II

                                    Kids Behind Bars: Reforming the Juvenile

                                    Justice System (Room 127)

                                   

                                    Confronting Big Food (Room 129)

                                    Workshop: Marketplace of Ideas: Building                                     Power and Participation in Law School

                                    Classrooms (Room 120)

                                   

                                    Workshop: Multi-focal Advocacy and    

                                    Immigration Law (Room 128)

                                   

                                    Workshop: Legal Observer Training (Room                                     121)

11:15-12:45            Sessions: Round III

Fighting the Monopoly on Medicine: Intellectual Property Rights, the TRIPS Agreement, and the Novartis Case (Room 128)

                                   

                                    Race and Voting: Invented Obstacles to        

                                    Black Participation (Room 129)

Organizing the 99%: Can Lawyers Build Worker Power in the Labor Movement? (Room 127)

Access to Justice: Understanding the Public Interest Job Market of Today and Envisioning an Alternative for Tomorrow (Room 120)

                                   

                                    Workshop: Vicarious Trauma (Room 121)

1:00-2:45            Lunch (Dining Hall)

Building the Alternative Public Interest Job Market (Follow-up to Access to Justice) (Room 120)

                                   

                                    Faith and Social Justice (Room 129)

Workshop: Environmental Justice (Room                 128)

 

Workshop: Disability Rights - Taxicab        

Accessibility (Room 121)

3:00-4:30            Sessions: Round IV

Strategic Lawyering for Collective Entities: Models, Methods and Movement Building (Room 129)

The Politics of Truth and Documentation in Transnational Sexual Rights Advocacy (Room 128)

Crime, But Not Punishment: Transformative Justice as an Alternative to Criminal Prosecution in Domestic and International Contexts (Room 127)

Workshop: Education Reform: Key Levers

and How JDs Can Pull Them (Room 120)

Workshop: The Lens and the Law: Making Movies that Make a Difference (Room 121)

4:30-5:00            Coffee Break (Dining Hall)

5:00-6:30            Keynote Panel (Auditorium)

                                    The Criminalization of Poverty

                                    Lisa Daugaard, The Defender Association

                                    Andrew Friedman, Make the Road New                                                 York

                                    Andrea Ritchie, Streetwise and Safe

9:00-1:00            Party (Wicked Wolf, 144 Temple St.)