Criminal Justice
Hank Willis Thomas 'Raise Up' Statue, National Memorial for Peace and Justice, Montgomery Alabama (Getty Images)
Democracy and Civil Society
Lighting the World Protesting Darkness, Fayek Tasneem Khan (Getty Images)
Inequality
Martin Luther King Jr's speech 'I Have A Dream' at the Lincoln Memorial (public domain)
The Center supports theoretically-based, empirical research on new developments at the interplay of law and society in contemporary and historical contexts. While part of Berkeley's School of Law, the Center fosters a multidisciplinary context in which UC Berkeley faculty and graduate students from many departments interact and engage with visiting socio-legal scholars from universities in the United States and abroad.
See our full CSLS Fall Speaker Series line up here! (events are in-person and livestreamed via Zoom with lunch provided)
Monday, November 4, 2024
"What People Get Wrong about the Right to Vote"
Emily Zhang
Assistant Professor of Law, UC Berkeley
2240 Piedmont Avenue
Time:
12:15 p.m.-12:45 p.m.
Click here to register for the livestream via Zoom.
Click here for the event flyer.
Click here to read the paper draft.
Jenae Carpenter, Ph.D. Candidate in Sociology, shares her experience as a 2023-2024 BELS Fellow.
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Funds will support BELS Fellows, JSP Students, 60th anniversary conference, and crucial and timely programming focused on our three pillars of Criminal Justice, Inequality, and Democracy and Civil Society.