ACS is co-sponsoring GRITS Conference, Getting Radical in the South. Here is the link to the event. 

This is a Happy Hour to meet the current folks organizing the American Constitution Society. This offers you a chance to ask questions about the organization, get to know people outside of the law school context, and talk about ways you’d like to get involved! There may be professionals there that you can meet, but this is a casual event that is meant to offer you a break from the stress of law school for a few hours! 

Here is the RSVP form, please fill this out beforehand: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSerOzdCKXVDwEzfRMXcQWE83k70z-aeWeiAHOqaxyz50-IrbA/viewform?usp=dialog

Students will join together for an informational meeting about ACS's plans for the spring semester, share a lunch together, and engage in a program where students will learn about the federal constitutional amendment process before getting to pitch their own amendments.

Conversation with Professor Eloise Pasachoff and Professor Josh Chafetz on the limits of executive discretion in spending funds appropriated by Congress.

Looking to connect with progressive lawyers and law students committed to using law as a force for positive change? The American Constitution Society (ACS) at NYU Law is your gateway to a nationwide network of attorneys, judges, and advocates working to advance equality, democracy, and justice.

As America's leading progressive legal organization, ACS brings cutting-edge issues and career opportunities directly to you through:

Speaker events with prominent progressive attorneys and scholars

Meaningful discussions about today's pressing legal challenges

An national network of peers and alums

Join us for an information session on how ACS can play a role in your law school experience. Come find your community of progressive lawyers-in-training! All NYU Law students are welcome.

Please RSVP if you plan to join us. Lunch to be provided.

Date: February 20, 2025

Time: 1:30-2:30pm

Location: Classroom 214, Vanderbilt Hall

Professor Leah Litman will speak to the Michigan Law School community about the intersection of reproductive justice, race, and socioeconomic status. This lunch talk will be cosponsored by If/When/How, Res Sista Loquitur, and the Women's Law Student Association.