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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.
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.
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Professor Patricia J. Williams Awarded Yale’s Prestigious Windham-Campbell Prize
Professor Patricia J. Williams has been named a recipient of a 2025 Windham-Campbell Prize for Nonfiction, one of the world’s most significant international literary awards.
Author Talk: Creating the Post-Soviet Russian Market Economy
At this virtual seminar, hosted by Northeastern University’s Silicon Valley campus, Daniel Satinsky '79, attorney, business consultant and independent scholar, will discuss his latest book, Creating the Post-Soviet Russian Market
NU Honors Rolland for Outstanding Research and Creative Activity
Professor Sonia Rolland has been selected to receive Northeastern University’s Excellence in Research and Creative Innovation Award.
Professor Katheryn Russell-Brown Elected to The American Law Institute
Professor Katheryn Russell-Brown, a leading scholar in race and criminal justice who serves as president of the American Society of Criminology, has been elected to The American Law Institute, a distinguished independent organization that produces scholarly work to clarify, modernize and otherwise improve the law.
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.