Yale Law School Events

Please join the Yale Federalist Society on Monday, October 4, from 12:10-1:15 pm with David Hodges of the Institute of Justice and YLS's Clinical Lecturer in Law Chris Pagliarella for a discussion on the landmark Supreme Court case Espinoza v. Montana Department of Revenue and the future of school choice in light of Carson v. Makin, set to be argued in December 2021. https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86255082226

The Facebook Oversight Board has been functional for nearly a year since it first started accepting user appeals in Oct 2020. To date, the Board has issued 18 opinions in response to a number of critical issues including COVID disinformation, hate speech, and the deplatforming of political leaders. The Board and its aims are a novel articulation of internet governance. The opinions it has issued thus far have had important implications for global freedom of expression.

Join ACS, BLSA, LLSA, and NALSA for a panel discussion with some exceptional voting rights activists on the unique barriers communities of color face in terms of voter organizing and what can be done to ameliorate these challenges.

Featuring:

Rosemary Avila, Campaign Manager, All Voting is Local - Arizona
April England-Albright, Legal Director & Chief of Staff, Black Voters Matter Fund
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Do you think you are interested in pursuing a public interest career or working for your first summer in a non-profit or government law office? Norma D’Apolito, CDO’s Public Interest Director, will give an introductory overview of public interest law careers and opportunities, including the 1L summer internship application process. Join to learn about the many public interest career paths, get insights on ways to incorporate public interest in your professional life, and identify public interest resources. This program will be recorded.