Join ACS Arizona State chapter host Allen Chaney, ACLU advocate and lead counsel in the Alexander v NAACP of South Carolina case. Mr. Chaney will discuss the case and the future of the fight against gerrymandering and how it affects democracy through a four part presentation covering:

1. SCOTUS precedent/tests on gerrymandering.

2. Lead up to Alexander.

3. Alexander and Racial gerrymandering.

4. “Free & Open Elections” clauses in state constitutions, and how the spirit of federalism can help in the fight for civil rights.

Please join the ACS Bay Area Lawyer Chapter for Happy Hour. Come meet your fellow lawyer and student chapter members and reflect on the recent election.

Join ACS for an evening with ACS President Russ Feingold at Rutgers Law School –Newark! President Feingold will discuss the vital role of progressive legal reform in advancing justice, civil rights, and democratic values, along with current challenges in voting rights and judicial accountability. President Feingold will also share insights on pursuing careers in public service derived from his experience as a U.S. Senator. Co-hosted by the ACS New Jersey Lawyers Chapter, this event will feature an interactive Q&A, offering a unique opportunity to engage with a leading voice in progressive legal advocacy and explore pathways to a fulfilling career in the law.

Register Here: https://rutgers.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJIkce6hrzMiG9MSE_LWDtNjLSLXv1rOXT1D

Join ACS as we host Professor Naomi Cahn, Anne Coughlin, and Sanchi from Center for Reproductive Rights with If/When/How (reproductive legal group) for a panel discussion on Reproductive Rights.

The American Constitution Society is having an event to discuss the consequences of the 2024 Presidential Election. Specifically, we will be discussing the potential litigation and implications of the election on the Courts. Lunch will be provided by Flacos Tacos. Professor Tyler Valeska will discuss what the country and the courts can expect depending on how the election turns out! We know there is a lot of uncertainty following this election and look forward to coming together to discuss the implications that may follow.

ACS is hosting Andy Koppelman of the Pritzker School of Law at Northwestern for a discussion with Prof. Girgis on the limitations and the proper role of history in the courtroom. The event will be in Eck 3140 and Franky's will be served.