Please join us for the second event in our series exploring racial disparities in medicine. This panel will center on legal and historical perspectives on racial equity in fertility care. All are welcome!
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The law of incitement has made it to the headlines in the wake of the recent Capitol riot. Whether President Trump committed incitement is now hotly debated in partisan terms, but a question that was simmering even before January 6th is whether Brandenburg and the law of incitement are out of step with the reality of social media communications. Is a different view of incitement necessary today, one that acknowledges the realities of online recruitment, motivation, organization and direction? Would the Supreme Court construe the First Amendment to tolerate an expanded
Please join the Yale Federalist Society for a conversation with the Becket Fund's Mark Rienzi on the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on religious liberty jurisprudence.
This panel brings together work in progress from a new generation of legal scholars who explore the link between law and racial capitalism. From a range of vantage points, these scholars investigate and document the central role that race and racism play in constructing the foundation of our modern capitalist economy. Instead of locating racism outside the institutional structure of capitalism, these panelists re-theorize racism as lying at the heart of our country’s economic past and present.
This spring, Yale Law School will host the Workplace Theory and Policy Workshop, Reimagining Work After 2020, chaired by Ford Foundation Professor of Law and Social Science Vicki Schultz. This timely seminar will bring in prominent scholars, policymakers, and activists from a variety of disciplines to analyze recent transformations in society—most notably, the COVID pandemic and the uprising against structural racism—in relation to work.
All levels of experience are welcome, but for some classes you will need an item to lift with one hand. This item can be a dumbbell or kettlebell or it might be a jug of milk or Clorox (something that can be gripped with one hand). It would also be a good to have a yoga mat, bath towel or carpeted area for floor padding. Zoom information can be found on YaleConnect.
Join us on February 23 for the third installment of COVID-19 and the Law: Disruption, Impact, and Legacy, a Harvard-Yale Forum.
This seminar series will consider the ethical, legal, regulatory, and broader social and institutional impacts that COVID-19 has had, as well as the longer-lasting effects it may have on our society. This third seminar in the series will focus on the use of biotech in the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Immuta Digital Future Whitepaper Speaker Series
The United Kingdom is no longer a member of the European Union. As of December 31, 2020, the transition period is over, meaning that the 11-month grace period for the UK to transition away from its EU membership has ended, and the UK-EU relationship is now governed by the Brexit deal struck on Christmas Eve. Since then, we’ve seen London and Brussels fighting over vaccine distribution, and long lines of lorries in Kent on the highway to France. And, as anticipated by many, the establishment of a de facto border in the Irish Sea is creating chaos and threats of violence.
Join Professor Listokin every Tuesday at 12:05 for a brief meditation via Zoom. Zoom information can be found on YaleConnect.