Symposia
Each year the Levin Center hosts a symposium on a substantive topic that brings together academics, practitioners, and law students to reflect on a public interest issue.
On January 28, 2012, the Levin Center hosted a symposium entitled Redrawing the Maps: Redistricting, Race, and Representation in the Next Decade. This symposium was co-sponsored with the Stanford Law & Policy Review (SLPR), and featured a keynote address by Angelo Ancheta, Commissioner of the California Citizens Redistricting Commission and Director of the Community Law Center at Santa Clara Law School. C-SPAN also filmed the entire symposium and links to its footage are available here.
Handouts and papers from the symposium can be found here.
Past symposia include:
- 2010: Beyond Bias, Beyond Courts: New Approaches to Racial Justice.
- 2009: Global Social Justice Lawyering
- 2008: Education as a Civil Right
- 2007: Immigrants' Rights & Critical Perspectives on Immigration Reform
- 2006: The New Frontier in Workers’ Rights
- 2005: Looking Back & Moving Forward: Commemorating the Civil Rights Act & Voting Rights Act
Contact Information
- John and Terry Levin Center for Public Service and Public Interest Law
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Crown Quadrangle
559 Nathan Abbott Way
Stanford, CA 94305-8610 - public.interest@law.stanford.edu.
- 650 723.8974