Save the date to join the Civil Rights, Migration and Workplace Law Initiative at ASU Law for a national interdisciplinary convening of advocates, attorneys and academics reimagining the legal and policy landscape for low-wage workers. AZ CLE credit will be available for those who join. Discounts are available for non-profits and students, please see registration page for details.
Save the date to join the Civil Rights, Migration and Workplace Law Initiative at ASU Law for a national interdisciplinary convening of advocates, attorneys and academics reimagining the legal and policy landscape for low-wage workers. AZ CLE credit will be available for those who join. Discounts are available for non-profits and students, please see registration page for details.
This conference empowering low-wage workers will feature interdisciplinary sessions on:
Labor Trafficking
Labor Organizing: Low-Wage Workers
Wage Theft & Workers Centers
AI, Tech, and Impacts on Low-Wage Workers
Advocating for Immigrant Workers
Reinvigorating Retaliation Protections
Worker Justice Framework Development
Awarding of the ASU Civil Rights, Migration, and Workplace Law Derechos y Esperanza Worker Justice Lifetime Achievement Award to Jennifer Abruzzo, Bush Gottleib, former General Counsel for the National Labor Relations Board, and also announcing the honoree of the ASU Civil Rights, Migration, and Workplace Law Derechos y Esperanza Southwestern Worker Justice Award
Speakers, Partners, and Sponsors
Dean Angela Banks, Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law, ASU
Corinna Spencer-Scheurich, Northwest Workers' Justice Project
Monica Guizar, Service Employees International Union, Sun Devil Sponsor
David Seligman, Executive Director, Towards Justice
Christopher Ho, Legal Aid at Work- Maroon Convening Partner
Professor Ruben Garcia, William S. Richardson School of Law, UH Manoa
Noreen Farrell, Equal Rights Advocates, in conversation with Monica Ramirez, founder and president of Justice for Migrant Women and Erika Andiola, Political Director of National Day Labor Organizing Network
Professor Anthony Pratcher II, Ph. D., University of Washington, Tacoma
Professor Veena Dubal, UC Irvine School of Law
Jennifer Abruzzo, Bush Gottleib, former General Counsel of SEIU
Professor Seema N. Patel, UC Law San Francisco
Professor Shefali Milczarek-Desai, James E. Rogers College of Law, UArizona
Professor Evelyn Rangel-Medina, Beasley School of Law, Temple University
Michael McQuarrie, Associate Professor and Center Director, Center for Work and Democracy, The Sanford School, ASU
Discounts available for non-profits and community members, please inquire at zjcooper@asu.edu for details.