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Author: Mary Hansel and Ashleigh Hayden

18 May

Symposium on Systemic Racism and Sexism in Legal Academia: Beyond Diversity and Inclusion – How Global Human Rights Standards Might Inform Racial Justice Initiatives in Legal Education

[Mary Hansel is an international human rights attorney and the former Acting Director of the International Justice Clinic at University of California, Irvine School of Law (UCI Law). Ashleigh Hayden is a recent graduate of UCI Law. This post benefitted from the input of numerous UCI Law students and faculty.] Introduction Law schools across the globe have declared their commitment to confronting and addressing...

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