Post Tagged with: "center for law justice and culture"

Kristin Kelley’s academic experience as an undergraduate student at Ohio University was shaped by her participation in the Certificate Program in Law, Justice & Culture. Kelley developed an interest in violence against Native girls and women in her undergraduate capstone project, and now she’s delving further into the topic in […]

From Ohio University News Ohio University junior Micaela Beatham-García has been named as a member of the prestigious 2021 Newman Civic Fellowship Cohort. A political science pre-law major, Beatham-García is also pursuing an undergraduate certificate in law, justice & culture. She was nominated to the fellowship due to her dedication to […]

The Ohio University Mock Trial Team advances to the Opening Round Championship Series of the American Mock Trial Association’s tournaments on March 13-14. There, the team will compete to earn a spot to the National Championship, to take place on April 16-18.  This competition follows the team’s performances at the […]

In celebration of Black History Month, the Center for Law, Justice & Culture and the African American Studies Department invite the campus community to a special screening and discussion of the documentary John Lewis: Good Trouble on March 11, from 5 to 6:30 p.m. The documentary will be available to stream […]

The University of Toledo College of Law hosts a Virtual Mock LSAT & Information session on March 19 at noon. Attendees must register by noon on March 18. Register online. During the session, prospective LSAT takers will receive tips for tackling the LSAT directly from Toledo Law Dean D. Benjamin […]

The Ohio Innocence Project will host a virtual event Wonder Women: Highlighting Women Working in Wrongful Conviction on Wednesday, March 24, from 7-8:30 p.m. The event will be held virtually, via WebEx, and is open to the public. Click here to join the event. The program is co-sponsored by Ohio University’s […]

Over the past year, mass protests have swept across Latin America. From Chile’s El Estadillo Social (the Social Outbreak) to Argentina’s Ni Una Menos (No One [Woman] Less), these massive social movements have challenged the political and legal establishment, leading to deep political and legal reforms. The Center for Law, […]