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Spring Subcite and Board Applications
Board Applications Applications for the 2018-2019 JREJ board are open and can be found here. Applications are due Sunday, April 1, by midnight. Our interest meeting will be held in the journal office on Thursday, March 29, from 2:00 to 4:00 PM. Come by and learn more...
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3/22-23/18 | Spring Symposium: Racial Justice & the Arts
RACIAL JUSTICE & THE ARTS Harvard Law Journal on Racial and Ethnic Justice Spring Symposium March 22-23, 2018, at Harvard Law School 1585 Massachusetts Ave, Cambridge, MA 02138 Free and open to the public. For general questions, please...
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10/27/17 | HLS Bicentennial Symposium
JREJ is proudly co-sponsoring four events at the Harvard Law School Bicentennial Symposium on October 27, 2017. 9:00 AM | Criminal Justice Reform and Advocacy Through Storytelling with Lesley Harris 9:00 AM | Critical Legal Movements and Harvard Law School with Nancy...
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11/4/17 | Join JREJ for our fall subcite!
Our subcite training and fall subcite will take place on Saturday, November 4, 2017, in Pound 102. Our subcite training will begin at 9:00am, and we will begin subciting afterwards. Typically, JREJ subciters are done by noon. Breakfast and lunch will be served. If you...
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Now accepting submissions for our 34th edition (2017-2018)
Whether one calls it modern day slavery or the new Jim Crow, mass incarceration represents the most recent dynamic mechanism by which the state exercises controls over black and brown bodies in the name of justice. The term encompasses more than the wild racial...
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JREJ Critical Race Theory Symposium
The Harvard Journal on Racial & Ethnic Justice is proud to present its annual symposium on critical race theory in academia and action. The symposium is free and open to the public. Sign up for a coffee chat with Tanya Hernandez here. To assist us in estimating...
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Now Accepting Article Submissions for 2016-17!
Whether one calls it modern day slavery or the new Jim Crow, mass incarceration represents the most recent dynamic mechanism by which the state exercises controls over black and brown bodies in the name of justice. The term encompasses more than the wild racial...
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JREJ Hosts Spring Symposium
The Harvard Journal on Racial and Ethnic Justice (JREJ) is hosted its spring symposium, “The Legal Status of Racial Power: A Retrospective of ‘Whiteness as Property'” on Wednesday, April 8that 12 – 2PM. The event was located at Harvard Law School in Milstein West and...
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Still Separate, Still Unequal
The Harvard Journal of Racial and Ethnic Justice (JREJ) recently published its first online volume. It consists of material first presented at JREJ’s Spring 2014 Symposium: “40 Years After Milliken: Remedying Racial Disparities in a ‘Post-Racial Society.’” The 1974...
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