Latinx Civil Rights Webinar Series

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Latinx Civil Rights Webinar Series

Texas A&M University School of Law and the Network for Justice are hosting a webinar series addressing pressing issues facing Latinx communities.

We encourage students, lawyers, and community leaders who care about Latinx civil rights to join us in these discussions. Our goal is to engage a variety of people in a multi-generational conversation that helps us understand the challenges and opportunities that Latinxs are experiencing in the United States.

Webinars will be held every other Tuesday at 2:00 pm Central, 12:00 pm Pacific, throughout the Fall 2020 semester. Please click on the date below to register.

Sept
1

Introduction to the Network for Justice

Sept
15

Who Counts?: The Census, Reapportionment, & Redistricting in the Latinx Community

Sept
29

Latinx Economic Opportunity in the Age of COVID

Oct
13

The Criminalization of Latinx Immigrants and its Relationship with Black Lives Matter

Oct
27

Latinx & Higher Education: Affirmative Action & the Commitment of Hispanic Serving Institutions

Nov
10

The Latinx Community in the 2020 Election & Beyond

Webinar series details:

Latinx Civil Rights Webinar Series

The Network for Justice is a project of the American Bar Foundation committed to transforming Latinx civil rights through sustained collaboration among community organizations, the practicing bar, scholars, law, and policy schools.

This project is a part of “The Future of Latinos in the United States: Law, Opportunity, and Mobility,” - an initiative that explores how law and policy shapes the incorporation of Latinxs across the nation through four key drivers of opportunity and mobility: immigration; education; economic participation; and political participation and civic engagement. You can learn more about what the project already has done by going to our website: futureoflatinos.org.

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