Chiles v. Salazar Debrief with Professor Douek

The Supreme Court just heard oral argument on Chiles v. Salazar, a challenge brought against a Colorado law banning conversion therapy. Join ACS for a conversation with Professor Douek, who teaches First Amendment law here at SLS. Professor Douek will explain the legal context of the case and offer her thoughts on what the Court might do. Lunch will be provided.

The Future of ESG in Texas: A Discussion

SMU's Federalist Society, American Constitution Society, Corporate Law Association, and the Rowling Center for Business Law & Leadership are hosting a discussion on the future of Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) initiatives under Texas corporate law.

In the 21st-century, many companies have prioritized ESG concerns when developing business strategies. These priorities, which include DEI and climate change, have generated headlines of both criticism and praise. In recent years, ESG has also generated a slew of legislation and litigation seeking to restrict its proliferation in the boardroom.

Join us for lunch and hear differing perspectives from Texas AG's Johnathan Stone, SMU Law's Dean Christine Hurt, and our moderator Professor Eric Hinton on the propriety of corporate ESG and its future in Texas.

Osita Nwanevu: The Case for a New American Founding

Are our institutions fundamentally broken? How can a country so divided govern itself? Join us for a discussion with author Osita Nwanevu on his new book "The Right of the People: Democracy and the Case for a New American Founding."

ACS Lunch Talk with Everytown

Join ACS for a conversation with the Everytown for Gun Safety legal team! They’ll talk about their work on gun violence prevention, the legal battles shaping firearm regulation, and what it’s like to practice public interest law in this space. Come hear from their attorneys and ask questions about how law and advocacy intersect in real time.

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