[SDCPJ] WOMEN AND THE LAW CONFERENCE: Thomas Jefferson-UCLA---Professor Kimberle Crenshaw, Ruth Bader Ginsburg Lecture, April 30

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	The 2010 Women and the Law Conference will examine the past, present and future of intersectionality. Speakers will discuss ways that intersectional analysis illuminates stories of marginalization in the lives of women of color and other groups; and will set out concrete and aspirational visions of what it means to use intersectional awareness to reshape social movements and advance social justice. Ruth Bader Ginsburg Lecturer: Professor Kimberle Crenshaw UCLA Law School and Columbia Law School Professor Crenshaw is one of the leading scholars on women of color and critical race theory in the country. Panelists: UCLA Law School Professors Devon Carbado, Cheryl Harris, Saul Sarabia and Russell Robinson. WLC Registration/Information: Registration is required for all attendees. Register online at www.tjsl.edu/wlp_2010 2 Hours of CLE credit available. Cost: - $30 for General Public - $20 for TJSL Alumni and Lawyers Club Members - No charge for All Students and Faculty