Alumni Events

Seun Adekoya LLM ’19, a British Citizen of Nigerian origin and a graduate of Cambridge University, will discuss Trevor Noah’s communication with the French Ambassador in the aftermath of the 2018 World Cup. Against the backdrop of the recent removal of “race” from the French Constitution, Seun will examine some of the broad themes of hybridity (Homi Bhahbha) and cosmopolitanism (Anthony Appiah), to unpack recent debates on identity narratives.

The Assault on Intelligence: American National Security in an Age of Lies

SERVING THE PUBLIC IN CHALLENGING TIMES

Craig Newmark, Founder of Craigslist in conversation with Tonye Cole, Co-founder of Sahara Group

Keynote as part of The Institute for Law & Global Development
Ideas Festival. Inclusion. Investment. Innovation.

Catalyst research finds that a majority of women (and men) of color experience an “emotional tax” in the workplace, affecting their overall health, well-being and ability to thrive. Because some workplaces undervalue the unique contributions and experiences of women and minorities, women of color are in a constant state of being “on guard.” Carolyn Edgar will discuss these findings as well as strategies to advance inclusive work environments that will enhance interactions among all colleagues.

Luncheon Keynote as part of The Institute for Law & Global Development Inclusion. Investment. Innovation.