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Center for Justice, Law, and Societies
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Graduate Student and Junior Scholar Conference
Oct. 8-9, 2021 See Student Resources for More Information Recent Events
Transitional Justice in the USA Speaker Series PANEL 2 - HOW DO WE BUILD COLLABORATIVE MODELS FOR A TRANSITIONAL JUSTICE PROCESS? This panel explores how human rights and academic institutions, and their affiliates, can best support an existing grassroots network of racial justice advocates working on themes related to Transitional Justice in the United States in ways that do not replicate the same predominant power structures these movements seek to dismantle. Wednesday, March 24th, 4:30-6:00pm EST Information and Registration Transitional Justice in the USA
Comparative Lessons: What is Transitional Justice and How Has it Worked in Other Countries February 24, 2021 Capitol Violence, Impeachment, and Our Political Future Featuring Paul Collins, Youngmin Yi, Brian Sargent, Alasdair Roberts, and Dean Robinson February 11, 2021 Capitol Siege: Making Sense of What Happened, Jan. 14, 2021
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The Center for Justice, Law, and Societies (CJLS) strives to foster research, teaching, and public engagement related to bias, inequity, and inequality in justice systems. We provide a vehicle to support interdisciplinary research that is policy-relevant and also theoretically generative. We bring together faculty and graduate students across the university working on Law and Society topics that are vital to domestic governance, such as access to justice for vulnerable populations, how court decision making shapes public policy, and the relationship between law and new technologies. In addition to our expertise in domestic justice systems, we also pressing global challenges, supporting research related to international law, globalization, migration, and cross-border conflict resolution. Want to Support
UMass Center for Justice, Law, and Societies? If you are interested in supporting the Center and its mission, follow the link above and list the Center for Justice, Law, and Societies under "gift designation" and "special instructions". Your support can go to research opportunities for students, public events, or other designated activities. Thank you!
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