“The politics of protest in the early work of Derrick Bell,” American Political Science Association (APSA) Annual Conference, Vancouver, September 2025.
“Organizing for civil rights in the 1970s: Derrick Bell on collective organizing,” Historians of the Twentieth Century United States (HOTCUS) Annual Conference, University of Lancaster, June 2025.
“At the origins of critical race theory: the politics of protest in the early work of Derrick Bell,” British and Irish Association for Political Thought (BIAPT) Annual Conference, University of York, January 2025.
“Organizing for civil rights in the 1970s: Derrick Bell and the early critical race theorists on collective organizing,” Political Studies Association (PSA) American Politics Group Annual Conference, Keele University, January 2025.
“Beyond civil rights and towards critical race theory: the politics of protest in the early work of Derrick Bell,” HOTCUS Annual Conference, Southampton, June 2024.
“The FLT Archive, Intellectual Institution-Building, and the History of Feminist Legal Theory,” Feminism and Legal Theory Project 40th Anniversary Conference, Emory University, April 2024.
“Beyond civil rights: violence and the politics of protest in the early work of Derrick Bell,” PSA Annual Conference, Glasgow, March 2024.
“‘Brown v. Board in Shanghai’: Derrick Bell, Maoist China, and the Global Contexts of the Civil Rights Movement,” Radical Print Cultures Conference, University of Leeds, February 2024.
“Beyond civil rights and towards critical race theory: the politics of protest in the early work of Derrick Bell,” 50th Anniversary Conference of the PSA American Politics Group, Queen Mary University, January 2024.
“Beyond Homo-economicus: feminist critiques of neoliberalism and the making of critical legal thought in the US, 1989 – 2005,” Conference on Feminist Approaches to the State and Governance, Emory University School of Law, December 2023.
“The Feminism and Legal Theory Project and the Making of Critical Legal Thought in the United States,” U.S. Feminist Judgements Project, (online) June 2023.
“The Feminism and Legal Theory Project and the Making of Critical Legal Thought in the United States,” Feminist Legal Theory Workshop, Emory University Law School, May 2023.
“Ordinary language philosophy, the Vietnam War, and the morality of law: the origins of the ‘Hart-Dworkin debate’,” Oxford Work in Progress in Political Theory (OWIPT) Workshop, February 2023.
“Organizing for civil rights in the 1970s: Derrick Bell on collective organizing,” Historians of the Twentieth Century United States (HOTCUS) Annual Conference, University of Lancaster, June 2025.
“At the origins of critical race theory: the politics of protest in the early work of Derrick Bell,” British and Irish Association for Political Thought (BIAPT) Annual Conference, University of York, January 2025.
“Organizing for civil rights in the 1970s: Derrick Bell and the early critical race theorists on collective organizing,” Political Studies Association (PSA) American Politics Group Annual Conference, Keele University, January 2025.
“Beyond civil rights and towards critical race theory: the politics of protest in the early work of Derrick Bell,” HOTCUS Annual Conference, Southampton, June 2024.
“The FLT Archive, Intellectual Institution-Building, and the History of Feminist Legal Theory,” Feminism and Legal Theory Project 40th Anniversary Conference, Emory University, April 2024.
“Beyond civil rights: violence and the politics of protest in the early work of Derrick Bell,” PSA Annual Conference, Glasgow, March 2024.
“‘Brown v. Board in Shanghai’: Derrick Bell, Maoist China, and the Global Contexts of the Civil Rights Movement,” Radical Print Cultures Conference, University of Leeds, February 2024.
“Beyond civil rights and towards critical race theory: the politics of protest in the early work of Derrick Bell,” 50th Anniversary Conference of the PSA American Politics Group, Queen Mary University, January 2024.
“Beyond Homo-economicus: feminist critiques of neoliberalism and the making of critical legal thought in the US, 1989 – 2005,” Conference on Feminist Approaches to the State and Governance, Emory University School of Law, December 2023.
“The Feminism and Legal Theory Project and the Making of Critical Legal Thought in the United States,” U.S. Feminist Judgements Project, (online) June 2023.
“The Feminism and Legal Theory Project and the Making of Critical Legal Thought in the United States,” Feminist Legal Theory Workshop, Emory University Law School, May 2023.
“Ordinary language philosophy, the Vietnam War, and the morality of law: the origins of the ‘Hart-Dworkin debate’,” Oxford Work in Progress in Political Theory (OWIPT) Workshop, February 2023.
