The Guidelines outlined below are designed to provide all Faculty Development Workshop(FDW) and LatCrit 2023 registrants and attendees with the necessary information to submit atimely essay for publication in the symposium that will be published based on this Conference.Although we expect program participants to submit symposium essays, ALL attendees orregistrants […]
Hemispheric Justice: Cultivating Solidarity Across the South–North Divide of the AmericasBiennial Conference: October 6–7, 2023 LatCrit-SALT-ClassCrits Faculty Development Workshop: October 5, 2023
The Reimagining the Latinx Experience in America book talk series is hosted by The Future of Latinos in the United States: Law, Opportunity, and Mobility initiative. This series addresses the realities, past and present, of Latinx people in the U.S., and considers how the future may look different—including better access to justice, resources, […]
LATCRIT SSP – 2023 ELIGIBILITY GUIDELINES Imagined and originally implemented by Sumi Cho, Angela P. Harris, Margaret E. Montoya, and Francisco Valdes, the LatCrit SSP works to diversify the academy, particularly in U.S. law schools, with activist scholars from historically underrepresented communities. Since LatCrit awarded its first cohort of “Student […]
Hemispheric Justice: Cultivating Solidarity across the South–North Divide of the Americas Join us in Ithaca! In October 2023, Latina and Latino Critical Legal Theory (“LatCrit”) will convene its biennial conference at Cornell Law School. The LatCrit board of directors invites you to propose panels, roundtable discussions, workshops, individual presentations, and […]
The South-North Exchange on Theory, Culture and Law (SNX) is designed to bring together critical theorists from various disciplines and regions of the hemisphere to discuss problems in the application of theory to current social problems and policy issues. The basic concept is to create a venue focused on South-North relations, […]
