Defending Democracy in Central America: A Discussion with Noah Bullock of Cristobal
Noah Bullock, executive director of Cristobal, will speak about defending democracy in Central America.
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2026 CLICWIPs
The Center for Law, Information and Creativity invites scholars and law professors from New England and beyond to its second annual CLICWIPs. The two-day workshop will feature works in progress related to intellectual property, privacy and/or technology law.
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Annual Health Law Lecture: Litigation as a Public Health Defense
Christine Coogle, who serves as counsel for Democracy Forward, will deliver the Center for Health Policy and Law's 2026 Health Law Lecture.
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Celebrating Professor Debbie Ramirez
Professor Deborah Ramirez has been a transformative force at Northeastern University School of Law since joining the faculty in 1989, dedicating more than three decades to shaping the next generation of lawyers. Join us for a celebration of her unwavering commitment to equity, her fearless pursuit of a fairer criminal justice system and the lasting impact she has made on every student fortunate enough to learn from her.
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Fall 2026 Daynard Lecture featuring Damario Solomon-Simmons
Damario Solomon-Simmons, managing partner of SolomonSimmonsLaw and co-founder and chief legal counsel for Justice for Greenwood, will visit Northeastern Law for two days in October 2026 as a Daynard Public
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Fall 2026 Daynard Roundtable featuring Damario Solomon-Simmons
Damario Solomon-Simmons, managing partner of SolomonSimmonsLaw and co-founder and chief legal counsel for Justice for Greenwood, will visit Northeastern Law for two days in October 2026 as a Daynard Public
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Annual Labor and Employment Program 2026
Northeastern Law’s annual Labor and Employment Program provides a unique opportunity to hear from fellow grads, all of whom are recognized experts in the field of labor and employment law.
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Reunion and Alumni/ae Weekend 2026
Join us on October 16-17, 2026, as we honor the classes of the 1950s, ’71, ’76, ’81, ’86, ’91, ’96, ’01, ’06, ’11, ’16 and ’21. With plenty of fun activities open to all graduates, Alumni/ae Weekend offers a time for connecting with old friends and making new ones, visiting campus and catching up with your favorite faculty.
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Celebrating the Margaret Burnham Endowed Visiting Professorship in Civil Rights
Join us for a special event celebrating University Distinguished Professor of Law Margaret Burnham and a transformative commitment from Sally Chalfant Wolf ’80 establishing the Margaret Burnham Endowed Visiting Professorship in Civil Rights.
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From Jade Trees to Justice: Celebrating Professor Margaret Woo
Join us in celebrating Professor Margaret Y.K. Woo’s transition to emerita status and her forthcoming memoir, The City of Jade Trees.
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Celebrating Professor Wendy Parmet: Defining a Field. Shaping Generations.
Join us in celebrating Matthews Distinguished University Professor of Law Wendy Parmet as she steps into retirement.
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The Rise, Fall and Resurrection of Public Health Law
The Center for Health Policy and Law’s 2027 conference will feature a keynote address by Dr. Céline Gounder.
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Brown Forum for Women in the Law Conference 2027
Now in its 19th year, the Brown Forum for Women in the Law Conference is an annual dynamic gathering that draws women from every level of professional development and accomplishment,