Lincoln Alexander Law Speaker Series 2024/25

The Lincoln Alexander Law Speaker Series brings together distinguished scholars, activists and practitioners to discuss the most pressing legal issues today. These sessions will be interactive and offer the opportunity to engage with speakers on their scholarly projects in law. The series creates a venue to present a body of work in a forum that is open to students, faculty, and staff. 

For more information, visit the individual event pages:

• September 26, 2024: 
  A Transformative Framework to Achieve and Sustain Employment Equity at the end of the first UN International Decade for People of African Descent
• October 31, 2024: 
  The Hyper-regulation of Abortion: Lessons from Canada
• November 21, 2024:
  Conflict, Technology, and the Protection of Civilians
• January 23, 2025:
  Racism and Wrongful Convictions
• March 6, 2025:
  Recovery of Lost Premiums in Failed Mergers
• March 27, 2025:
  Creating Space for Anishinaabe Scholarship & Community-Based Research: Navigating the Nitty Gritty of Colonial Institutions