Mindfulness can greatly benefit you as students and later as legal professionals, affecting all you serve and interact with. Every Monday, gather with others for a 15 or 20 min guided meditation led by wellness counselor Catherine Banson. Meditation room L390C or Zoom in (closed after 3-5 minutes of introductory remarks).
Join Yale Law NSG for a dinner with Professor Sue Biniaz, Deputy Special Envoy for Climate Change at the U.S. Department of State and one of the negotiators of the Paris Agreement. RSVP at arshan.barzani@yale.edu is required.
Julia Angwin is Founder and Editor-at-Large at The Markup, a nonprofit newsroom that produces meaningful data-centered journalism about technology and the people affected by it.
Come listen to 2Ls and 3Ls discuss their 1L summer jobs in federal government! The panel will feature students who worked in a diverse set of practice areas within the federal government. The student panelists will discuss a range of topics including: summer job search, skills gained in the internship, interview tips, benefits of working for the federal government and much more. The discussion ...
Come sit with a cup of tea and chat, color, doodle, do your own craft project, write a gratitude note or learn a skill with your wellness counselor Catherine Banson and others. (Hopefully we can do nails too!)
International Law Program’s Director Mindy Jane Roseman and Program Coordinator Bradley Hayes will be staffing a table in Ruttenberg Dining Hall to answer any questions and share information about YLS opportunities/support for legal research and learning internationally.
Come learn from the Honorable Daphne Barak-Erez of the Israeli Supreme Court and Rabbi Jason Rubenstein of Yale's Slifka Center as they discuss the current state of affairs of reproductive rights in Israeli and Jewish law. Grab-and-go kosher lunches provided!
Lunch will be provided; please register.
Nancy Liao '05 is the John R. Raben/Sullivan & Cromwell Executive Director, Yale Law School Center for the Study of Corporate Law.
Paul Tsai China Center Zhijun Hu founded China’s Parents, Families, and Friends of Lesbians and Gays (PFLAG) to help members of China’s LGBTQ community come out to their families. PFLAG has supported thousands of parents on their journey toward affirming their children and has played key roles in anti-discrimination impact litigation and advocacy for same-sex marriage in China.
A grab-and-go lunch will be provided for signed-up attendees. Click here to sign-up.
