Strategic Framework - Reconciliation - Session #1 - Students
2021-2025
Date
Location
Online
Democratic theory scholar on Trump supporters over-running U.S. Capitol
Professor Ashwini Vasanthakumar, Queen’s National Scholar in Legal and Political Philosophy, shares her critical examination of protests, democracy, and shared deliberative norms regarding the events of January 6.
Crime of aggression expert on Trump loyalists storming U.S. Capitol
Professor Noah Weisbord presents his examination of the January 6 events and the areas he finds important for assessing the future of American politics.
Robinson’s new book solves criminal justice puzzles
In "Justice in Extreme Cases," Professor Darryl Robinson explores how the difficult, new, and special situations international criminal law encounters raise new puzzles for mainstream criminal law theory.
Fraser bursary campaign for Black students widely appealing
The student-initiated fund commemorating the school's first Black student and graduate, Cecil Allan Fraser, Law'61, aims to increase the legal profession's Black representation.
PhD student appointed to Order of Canada for advancing access to justice
Michele Leering, PhD in Law candidate, has been inducted into the Order of Canada for her dedication to helping underprivileged and marginalized populations gain access to legal services and the justice system.
Grey explores what is (and is not) morally acceptable in governing migration
Immigration law expert Professor Colin Grey has received a SSHRC research grant to study “Humanitarianism and the Justification of Deportation for Criminality.”