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Northeastern Law's Community Business Clinic Assists Local Businesses with Pandemic Legal Aid
Northeastern Law's Community Business Clinic (CBC) has launched a legal help desk for small businesses in Lynn, Mass. Under the supervision of Professor Jared Nicholson, CBC students will field legal questions, such as those pertaining to reopening under COVID-19 guidelines, financial assistance applications and commercial leases.
CLEAR Faculty Fellow Community Presentations: Adam Hosein and Kris Manjapra.
Join the Center for Law, Equity and Race (CLEAR) for a symposium with CLEAR Faculty Fellows, Adam Hosein and Kris Manjapra. Further details to follow soon. >> Register online 2:00
Professor Margaret Woo’s Memoir Chronicles Chinese American Immigration Experience
Professor Margaret Woo’s poignant memoir, The City of Jade Trees, recounting her Chinese family’s challenges, ordeals and accomplishments in the United States, from her great grandfather’s immigration journey to her own distinguished career as a law professor has been accepted for publication by The New Press.
The Future of Democracy | Solving Public Problems: A Practical Guide to Fix Our Government and Change Our World
The Future of Democracy Working Group at the Institute for Public Knowledge and The GovLab at NYU Tandon invite you to join this conversation with Eric Klinenberg and Beth Simone Noveck about her new book, Solving Public
Northeastern Law Announces Inaugural Racial Justice Faculty Fellowships
In support of its public interest mission and commitment to eliminating racism, Northeastern University School of Law is pleased to announce that four faculty members have been awarded inaugural Racial Justice Faculty Fellowships.
Northeastern Law Community Mourns the Loss of Urvashi Vaid ’83, Legendary LGBTQ Activist
Urvashi Vaid ’83, a legendary leader and visionary in the fight for LGBTQ+ and civil rights, died of cancer on May 14, 2022, at her home in New York City.
CLEAR Leaders Speak about Reparations at Martha’s Vineyard Town Hall
The powerhouse song, “Time for Reparations,” by the Sounds of Blackness opened a town hall about reparations on Martha’s Vineyard on July 30. Professor Margaret Burnham, faculty co-director of Northeastern Law’s Center for Law, Equity and Race (CLEAR) was the featured speaker; Dr. Deborah Jackson, managing director of CLEAR was a panelist.
Professor Medwed and Team of Professors Prevail on Publishing Prosecutor Misconduct Cases
Professor Daniel Medwed, a criminal law expert, and a team of five other law professors have prevailed in a federal court ruling that vindicated crucial First Amendment rights and upheld the use of holding prosecutors accountable for misconduct through publishing disciplinary complaints against them.