Do you want to learn how to wield the powerful advocacy tool of storytelling? Join ACS for a lunch and learn where we will discuss advocacy through storytelling and putting your personal story on paper! Aaliyah Abdul-Mutakallim, a storytelling expert, will be joining us to demonstrate how to create an effective story. Food will be provided.
Are you eager to tell your personal story of how the legal system has impacted you? If so, there will be an opportunity to perform your story on March 31st. Not ready to tell your story yet? No worries! Join us in honoring our storytellers and experiencing the power of advocacy through storytelling firsthand.
ACS Speed Networking with ACS Madison Lawyers Chapter, Thursday, March 6th from 5 to 7 PM at Stafford Rosenbaum in their downtown Madison office. Registration is capped at 40 students.
Student? Register here: https://forms.gle/Avd2t8tj2eUZP3mc6
Attorney? Register here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSf5cnxwUjcroli70fZSItoGK4_bJgZ7HZbEpRNr0kg3AezRJQ/viewform
discuss advocacy through storytelling and putting your personal story on paper! Aaliyah Abdul-Mutakallim, a storytelling expert, will be joining us to demonstrate how to create an effective story. Are you eager to tell your personal story of how the legal system has impacted you? If so, there will be an opportunity to perform your story on March 31st. Not ready to tell your story yet? No worries! Join us in honoring our storytellers and experiencing the power of advocacy through storytelling firsthand.
Pizza provided.
You’re not alone in feeling devastated and overwhelmed by the actions of the current administration and their effects on our country, communities, and people. The PICC Charm Committee, ACS, and IWH are offering drop-in hours at the PICC (basement of Crown Building). Come to decompress, chat, process and eat snacks on March 5 from 12-3pm.
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ACS is partnering with Public Interest Law Association to host a Panel on Immigration Attorneys and Organizers. The purpose is to expose students to the work that immigration attorneys and organizers do, especially looking at how that work will change under this new administration. We want to provide a space for people interested in the immigration clinic or immigration law broadly, people who want to know more about the overlap with activists, and those concerned about the future of immigrant rights.
Please join us for a free lunch while we stream the prior held nonpartisan program about the threat of an imminent call by the states for a new Constitutional Convention under Article V and its potential dramatic impact on every aspect of life.
We will be joined at the event by Dean Joseph Kearney to hear his thoughts on the event and the topic. We will provide Raising Cane's while we watch ACS President Russ Feingold speak about his co-authored book on the subject The Constitution in Jeopardy: An Unprecedented Effort to Rewrite Our Fundamental Law and What We Can Do About It, which was followed by a panel featuring Prof. Ron Lee, Ph.D. (Rockford University), Prof. Evan Bernick (Northern Illinois University College of Law), Dean Joseph D. Kearney (Marquette Law School), and Prof. Carolyn Shapiro (IIT Chicago-Kent College of Law). We are proud to present this important panel in a low-key, accessible room with good food and good discussion. We hope to see you there!
