UNC Center for Civil Rights

March is Women's History Month. Join us tomorrow night and celebrate the women of the Civil Rights Movement!

Thank you to the North Carolina Civil Rights Law Review for inviting the Center to such a beautiful reception. We have been honored to watch this Law Review grow so much in just 4 short years. Cheers to the future!

Director of the Center for Civil Rights, Ted Shaw attended the swearing in of @AllenBuansi this morning for the NC State House

Allen Buansi, an alumnus of UNC Law School & former Deputy Director of the UNC Center for Civil Rights, won a primary election contest for a seat in the North Carolina General Assembly, soon be Representative Buansi, serving N.C. House District 56. We're immensely proud of Allen!

Last chance to register for tomorrow's CRT panel!

1 week away!

Join us January 19 for an online discussion on critical race theory with our expert panelists, including Richard Delgado, Brian Gibbs (@UNCSchoolofEd), Ted Shaw (@unc_law) and Jean Stefancic (@UALawSchool). Register: law.unc.edu/event/center-c…

Join us for an in-depth panel discussion centered around critical race theory. Learn more about it from our expert panelists as they take a deep dive into this highly debated school of thought on January 19: law.unc.edu/event/center-c…

We're hiring! UNC School of Law seeks a full-time Director of Public Interest Advising to join @UNCLAWCDO. Apply by November 11. @unc_hr #UNCjobs unc.peopleadmin.com/postings/214429

Professor Ted Shaw is participating in 3 events this week: 10/26, Race and Real Estate fearringtondems.org 10/27, Affirmative Action at the Supreme Court @fedsoc 10/28, Section 1983 Civil Rights Litigation Excessive Force Claims @PractLawInst

Our Post-Doc Research Associate Erika Richmond is speaking October 29 on this panel!

Last week we invited Bronx District Attorney Darcel Clark to speak to students about her experience working as a prosecutor in New York. Thanks for an inspiring discussion, @BronxDAClark, and to all the students who attended!

Please join us tomorrow for this fantastic (virtual) panel discussion. Starts at 3PM ET

Technology has revolutionized how we connect and collaborate but it continues to be used to disenfranchise marginalized communities. Join us tomorrow at 3pm ET for a conversation on how to make technology more inclusive. Register below. @unc_law law.unc.edu/event/technolo…

As we rely on technology for connection, we’re also feeling the negative impacts of its deep roots into our lives. Nowhere is that impact felt more keenly than in the systemic problems of racial justice and inequality in our society. Register now for Friday's conversation!

1 week away! Join us October 15 for a discussion about technology with @jimsteyer, CEO/ founder of @CommonSense and editor of "Which Side of History? How Technology is Reshaping Democracy and Our Lives." law.unc.edu/event/technolo…

Registration is open! Join us October 15 for a panel discussion, "Technology, Inclusiveness, Structural Racism, and Silicon Valley," with @CommonSense, @unc_citap, @AmeliaNGibson, @uncmedialaw, @ftripodi and @rachelkuo law.unc.edu/event/technolo…

Professor Ted Shaw is speaking today at the @fedsoc Third Circuit Chapters Conference on "Racial Preferences in Higher Education" fedsoc.org/conferences/20…

📣Nominations for the 2022 @unc_law Alumni Association Awards are OPEN! Nominate a classmate, colleague or #UNC community member today at law.unc.edu/alumni/awards/

"I am deeply honored to receive the ACS Lifetime Achievement Award. I accept it with great humility, with the hope that when my life’s achievements are complete, I will have proved myself worthy, and as a reminder of how much I am still called to do..."