National Lawyer's Guild, in partnership with ACS and ILA, is hosting an immigration panel addressing the Trump administration's unconstitutional increase in civil rights violations through ICE kidnappings and deportations. This discussion will highlight the legal, social, and humanitarian implications of these violations, with a focus on immigrant rights advocacy, international perspectives, and youth defense. We hope to provide a forum for critical dialogue on immigration and civil rights, as well as build law student engagement with immigrant justice organizations, and offer networking opportunities for students to directly engage with immigration practitioners and legal aid organizations. (Our chapter is co-sponsoring this event as it is primarily NLG's event.)

NDLS ACS will host Professor Andy Koppelman for a discussion on how the Supreme Court has been shaping the law of religious liberty in the last several terms in a way that is seemingly inconsistent with precedent.

Join ACS in Star Commons Foyer to get ready for the upcoming municipal elections! Whether you’re registering to vote for the first time, updating your registration, or just looking for information about deadlines and requirements, come by! We will be available October 6-8, from 10 - 2pm.

Joe Deere, Cherokee Nation Tribal Councilor for District 13, discusses the relationship between the State of Oklahoma and the Cherokee Nation in a post-McGirt world.

Join us for an inspiring conversation with Michelle Cirocco, Executive Director of the Televerde Foundation, in collaboration with Arizona State University’s Academy for Justice.

This event will explore the power of second chances, the role of education and employment in successful reentry, and the ways in which business and justice systems can collaborate to create opportunities that break the cycle of incarceration. Drawing from her personal journey and her leadership in building transformative programs for women both inside and outside of prison, Michelle will share insights into how we can collectively reimagine justice and expand pathways to empowerment.

The featured speaker for the event is Michelle Cirocco.

Join Berkeley Law’s American Constitution Society and the Federalist Society for an engaging discussion on the Supreme Court’s most recent term and what may lie ahead. Dean Erwin Chemerinsky will represent ACS, and Professor John Yoo will represent the Federalist Society.

The event will take place on October 6 from 1:00 to 2:00 p.m. in Room 100.

Please RSVP here if you plan on being in attendance.