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Festival of Nations Event (11/11) Hosted By The Affinity Orgs

Posted: November 3, 2022
Join the affinity organizations APALSA; BLSA; ILSO; LLSA; MLSA; & NALSA to celebrate the Festival of Nations! When: Next Friday Nov 11 at 6pm Where: The Kelley Boardroom (on the second floor) Details: Celebrate different cultures, enjoy games, music, and cultural cuisine from local restaurants. To rsvp click here: https://forms.gle/S2nkFJGfXjT5Nhrv7  

Festival of Nations Event (11/11) Hosted By The Affinity Orgs

TCDIP & HCBA 1L Summer Clerkship Programs: Info Session Nov. 4!

Posted: October 31, 2022
Two programs geared toward first-year law students of color and other marginalized and underrepresented backgrounds will open their application periods in coming weeks. More information on each program is below, along with key dates for each. If interested, please plan to attend the upcoming Information Session for Mitchell Hamline students on November 4 (10-11am CST …

TCDIP & HCBA 1L Summer Clerkship Programs: Info Session Nov. 4!

DEI Book Club – Join us on November 4th for a special Dis de Muertos celebration!

Posted: October 20, 2022
Please join the DEI Book Club and the Latine Law Student Association for the next book club meeting on November 4th! We will be having a special celebration to honor Día de Muertos (Day of the Dead) with activities, desserts and beverages, and book discussion. The book for November is Cemetery Boys by Aiden Thomas. …

DEI Book Club – Join us on November 4th for a special Dis de Muertos celebration!

ELS/NALSA Event: Conversation on Environmental and Native Law Intersections

Posted: October 18, 2022
The Environmental Law Society and the Native American Law Students’ Association are conducting a join conversation about the intersection of environmental and native law. This conversation will concern the treatment of Native American tribal lands as States under the Clean Water Act and Sackett v. EPA. This event is open to all students and takes …

ELS/NALSA Event: Conversation on Environmental and Native Law Intersections

Indigenous Peoples Day: Understanding Native American Sovereignty

Posted: October 11, 2022
Please join us in understanding the Political Status of Native Americans and how it affects our Tribal Sovereignty. From enrollment in a Tribal Nation to the Indian Child Welfare Act (ICWA) the sovereignty of our Nations affects our lives and our legacy. Our Guest Speakers included Hon. Leah Sixkiller (Red Lake Nation) Of Counsel Hogan …

Indigenous Peoples Day: Understanding Native American Sovereignty

DEI Book Club -August Meeting Announced!

Posted: July 21, 2022
Please join us for the next DEI Book Club meeting to discuss Just Get on the Pill: The Uneven Burden of Reproductive Politics by Krystale E. Littlejohn. We will be meeting on August 26th at 1pm CT. In light of the recent decision the Supreme Court made in overturning Roe v Wade, we will have …

DEI Book Club -August Meeting Announced!

Please join us on Thursday, June 30th for the next DEI Book Club meeting!

Posted: May 24, 2022
Our next book will be Love Wins: The Lovers and Lawyers Who Fought the Landmark Case for Marriage Equality by Debbie Cenziper & Jim Obergefell. We will meet on Thursday, June 30th at 1pm via Zoom, link shared at bottom of post. You can find a free copy of this book on Audible, if you …

Please join us on Thursday, June 30th for the next DEI Book Club meeting!

MHLR Symposium Panels Approved for Diversity Credit!

Posted: May 2, 2022
If you attended the Missing & Murdered Indigenous Relatives panel (panel 1) and/or the Juvenile Justice – Diversion panel (panel 4) during the Mitchell Hamline Law Review spring symposium Locked Up & Locked Out on Friday, April 8th, you can submit an affidavit of completion to receive 1 Mitchell Hamline Diversity Credit hour for each …

MHLR Symposium Panels Approved for Diversity Credit!

“Project eÑye”: a fireside chat with Denise Soler Cox on culture, belonging and assertiveness

Posted: February 26, 2022
Join the Latine Law Student Association for a second event celebrating Women’s History Month. “Project eÑye” is an interactive conversation on transforming how we speak about culture, identity, and what it means to belong in the legal academic, and professional fields. Date: Tuesday, March 8th at 6:30 PM (CT) Venue: Virtual: https://mitchellhamline.zoom.us/j/91559916875 Register here for …

“Project eÑye”: a fireside chat with Denise Soler Cox on culture, belonging and assertiveness