Cary Bloodworth presented "Family Legal Advocacy a Supports Program" during the Wisconsin Commission on Children, Families and the Courts Meeting on May 31, 2023.Submitted by Law School News on July 24, 2023This article appears in the categories: Activities

Bonnie Shucha presented "Increasing Awareness of and Access to Tribal Law" during the 2023 American Association of Law Libraries Legislative Advocacy Training on Dec. 4, 2023. Submitted by Law School News on December 5, 2023This article appears in the

Mark Sidel spoke on "Taxing the business income of charities" on a comparative panel at the Charity Law Association of Australia and New Zealand (remotely) on July 3, 2024. Submitted by Law School News on July 8, 2024This article appears in the categories:

Desmund Wu presented “Teaching Law Students and New Lawyers Legal Writing and Research in a GenAI World,” at the National Asian Pacific American Bar Association Convention on November 9, 2024.Submitted by Myers,JC on November 4, 2024This article appears

Scott Park presented "Your Next Archival Project Could Be in Your Backyard, or Your Back Drawer" during the Wisconsin Library Association Conference on Nov. 6, 2024.Submitted by Barolo Gargiulo,Leo on November 14, 2024This article appears in the categories:

Mitch published "From Habitability to Equal Opportunity: Navigating the Crossroads to Housing That Is Both Fair and Habitable" in University of Illinois Chicago Law Review. Read the article.Submitted by Barolo Gargiulo,Leo on November 18, 2024This article

BJ Ard joined a panel of national experts to explore the question, "What is Law and Technology?" on the Tech Refactored podcast hosted by the Nebraska Governance and Technology Center.Submitted by Law School News on December 17, 2020This article appears in

Nina Varsava presented “Non-Consensual Warnings” as part of the New Voices in Law, Medicine and Healthcare series at the AALS Annual Meeting in January 2021.Submitted by Law School News on January 14, 2021This article appears in the categories: Activities

Arti Walker-Peddakotla published "Why Local Officials Need to Embrace a Movement-Centric Ethos" on the Law and Political Economy blog on March 17, 2025.Submitted by Barolo Gargiulo,Leo on April 18, 2025This article appears in the categories: Activities &

Bonnie Shucha co-authored "Integrating Tribal Law into the Legal Research and Writing Curriculum: Benefits, Challenges, and Strategies," published in Perspectives on May 28, 2024. Submitted by Law School News on May 6, 2025This article appears in the