- Asian Pacific Americans and the Law
- Critical Race Theory
- Race, Racism, and American Law
- Constitutional History: Race and Civil Rights
- Social Enterprise & Economic Empowerment Clinic
- Immigrants’ Rights Clinic
- Gender and the Law
- Civil Rights Theory and Practicum
- Employment Discrimination
- Community Economic Development Seminar
- Individual Representation Clinic
- Community Group Advocacy & Social Change Lawyering Clinic
Center for Racial and Economic Justice
About the Center for Racial and Economic Justice
The Center for Racial and Economic Justice (CREJ) works to advance equity through legal education, scholarship and collaboration. CREJ enriches UC Hastings Law by providing our intellectual community with access to nationally renowned thinkers on issues of racial and economic inequality and the space to critically examine how the law reinforces subordination.
CREJ’s three primary avenues for achieving its mission are:
1. Reframing conventional doctrinal course instruction by situating cases and jurisprudence within a historical and structural context of racism and inequality;
2. Convening scholars and practitioners to disseminate information and facilitate dialogue on issues of racial and economic injustice; and
3. Coordinating course offerings and other educational opportunities that center critical perspectives of race, identity, and inequity through which UC Hastings students develop a deeper understanding of the complexities of racism and subordination.
Faculty Directors
Program Information
Upcoming CREJ Events
Jun
20
Lunch with the Expert featuring Shauna Marshall
Join Professor Shauna Marshall for a virtual lunch as she examines the history of violence perpetrated on African American bodies, which began the moment Africans…