Event Archive
Introducing the Fraudulent Power Model
As corporate fraud can pose serious problems for firms’ stakeholders and employees, the public, and society, fraud prevention is important on the global agenda.
Randall Kennedy | Say It Loud!: On Race, Law, History, and Culture
Join us for an engaging conversation with Randall Kennedy on his new book!
Conversation with Dr. Cornel West
America's pre-eminent public intellectual and philosopher, Cornel West, will be in conversation with Columbian College faculty members
The Segregated City
How can we best prepare to fight racial discrimination in housing? Greg Squires has spent his career contributing to public and academic conversations about predatory lending, insurance redli
Re-thinking DC: A community-engaged discussion on reimagining policing and the role of Attorney Generals
Please join us on April 23rd at 2:30pm EST on Zoom to hear a moderated discussion between student project leaders of GW's Rethinking DC Youth and Policing Project and DC Chief Deputy Attorney G
CJSA Panel Event: Mental Health and the Justice System
Join us this Friday April 23rd for our last panel discussion of the semester!
Informal Interrogation with Supervisory Special Agent Kevin Murphy
Join us for our second informal interrogation this semester, this time with mobile security deployments deputy assistant director Kevin Murphy.
Federal Government Panel
On Thursday the 15th at 6:30pm EST we will host the Federal Government Panel:
Incarcerated Youth Panel
Tens of thousands of youths are incarcerated today. Yet, this estimation significantly increases when you include those simply involved in the system each year.
The New Jane Crow: A Discussion Surrounding Women and the Justice System Registration
Over the past 25 years, women have faced a unique experience within the criminal justice system due to expansive law enforcement policies, rigid drug sentencing rules, and post-conviction challenge
Immigrant Selectivity and Diverse Patterns of Integration: Chinese and Indian Immigrants in Los Angeles
The Changing World and Sociological Significance of Workforce Credentials
Stephen Crawford, research professor at the GW Institute of Public Policy, joins his colleague Kyle Albert to discuss the value of credentials to employers and workers.
Somos de Langley Park The Fight for Fair Redevelopment Along Maryland's Purple Line
Bottom-Up Politics: What Do We Know and Where Do We Need to Go?
Violence in America: Explaining Hate Crimes Against Latinos in the 21st Century
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