Summer’s almost here! If you’re lucky, maybe you can take break from your course-related reading, and slip in a few more casual reads. Here are some suggestions from our collection on women of color in the practice of law. What …
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Lillian W. Burke, Ohio’s first African-American woman judge, passed away March 27th, 2012. In the words of C. Ellen Connally, Cuyahoga County Council President, “she was highly educated, very dedicated on the bench, and very concerned about defendants. … She …
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Frontiers: A Journal of Women’s Studies is accepting submissions for a special issue to be devoted to the topic of reproductive technologies and reproductive justice. The journal editors are seeking interdisciplinary articles to commemorate Roe v. Wade: “In commemoration of …
The War Crimes Research Office and the Women and International Law Program at American University Washington College of Law announce the launch of Gender Jurisprudence Collections (GJC). GJC is an online database that allows researchers to search the jurisprudence of …
Summer reading time is here! When you have a spare minute, at the beach or elsewhere, check out Susan Smith Blakely’s Best Friends at the Bar: What Women Need to Know about a Career in the Law, available in room …
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