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This year, the four #UConnLaw journals partnered with the Center for Children's Advocacy to organize a holiday drive for foster children and families. The law school community not only fulfilled the gift requests, but also donated funds for food and other necessities.
Thank you to everyone who donated! Your generosity was what made this effort so successful.
Our first issue is off to the printer! 🎉 Here's a preview of what we're publishing in Issue 1 of Volume 56.
CLR is so grateful to these authors for trusting us with their work. We look forward to highlighting their scholarship on here in the coming weeks.
Our 2023 Symposium: Interrogating Haaland v. #Brackeen: Family Regulation, Constitutional Power & Tribal Resilience is less than twenty-four hours away!
Join us virtually TOMORROW Friday, October 6th from 12:00-2:30 PM EDT.
Our final panelist is @Bethanyrberger of UConn Law. She has coauthored amicus briefs in multiple Supreme Court cases affirming tribal sovereignty & is generously serving as our symposium advisor.
Learn from Prof. Berger & others on Fri. 10/6 @ 12 EDT: https://bit.ly/CLRSymposium
Our next panelist is Professor Gerald Torres of @YaleLawSch & @YaleEnvironment. Professor Torres served as Counsel to the Atty General on environmental & Indian affairs at the U.S. Dep't of Justice.
Learn from Prof. Torres & others on Fri. 10/6 @ 12 EDT: https://bit.ly/CLRSymposium
Our next panelist is Ian Gershengorn, the chair of Jenner & Block's Appellate and Supreme Court Practice. Attorney Gershengorn argued on behalf of the tribes in Haaland v. #Brackeen.
Learn from Attorney Gershengorn & others on Fri. 10/6 @ 12 EDT: https://bit.ly/CLRSymposium
Good morning! Our symposium is two days away & we're featuring more of our incredible panelists.
First up today is Professor Kathryn Fort of Michigan State University College of Law. Prof. Fort runs the Indian Law Clinic & started the #ICWA Appellate Project.
Learn from Prof. Fort & others on Fri. 10/6 @ 12 EDT: https://bit.ly/CLRSymposium
The next panelist in the spotlight is Professor Seth Davis of UC Berkeley School of Law. He is also a co-author of Cohen's Handbook of Federal Indian Law.
To learn from Prof. Davis & others on 10/6 at 12:00 PM EDT register for Interrogating Haaland v. #Brackeen here: https://bit.ly/CLRSymposium
We are delighted to share that Prof. Laura Briggs of @UMassAmherst will be speaking at our symposium. Prof. Briggs studies the U.S. history of gender, race, and reproduction, including Native sovereignty & #ICWA.
To learn from Prof. Briggs & others: https://bit.ly/CLRSymposium
We are honored to have Chairwoman Cheryl Andrews-Maltais of the Wampanoag Tribe of Gay Head (Aquinnah) as a panelist at our symposium, Interrogating Haaland v. #bra on Friday, Oct. 6th. https://wampanoagtribe-nsn.gov/
Register to learn from Chairwoman Andrews-Maltais & others on Fri. 10/6 @ 12 EDT: https://bit.ly/CLRSymposium
