The LSR workshop will consist of two panels:
 
Panel One will focus on race and public policy

On this panel, we have Nia Johnson, who received her Ph.D. in Health Policy and is a Visiting Assistant Professor of Law at Duke Law. Nia works on race and healthcare policy and that will be the focus of her presentation. The second panelist is Jennifer Lee, who is an Associate Professor at Temple Law where she directs the Social Justice Lawyering Clinic, which represents low-wage workers and immigrants (the focus of her discussion). 

Please note that Sarah Lisa Washington is no longer able to participate in the workshop due to a personal matter.
 
Panel Two will focus on race and issues tied to money, markets, and business. 
 
On this panel, we will have Atinuke Adediran, who is a sociologist and law professor at Fordham. Tinu will be discussing her work on race and corporations. Nicole Langston is a former bankruptcy litigator and Assistant Professor at Vanderbilt Law School. She'll be discussing race and bankruptcy/consumer protection. Finally, we’ll have Hiba Hafiz, who received her PhD in Comparative Literature from Yale and is an Associate Professor at Boston College Law School. Hiba worked a union organizer and antitrust lawyer and writes about labor market concentration and inequality. She'll be discussing her work on race and antitrust.

Conference organizers:
Daniel Fryer
Shaun Ossei Owusu