Resources Related to Racial Inequality

The Communities Office offers an array of content discussing racial inequality. See below for the full list.

On-Demand Courses

• The Legal Profession and Racial Inequality – One Year Later: Has Progress Been Made? What Challenges Remain?
• Race-Based Hair Discrimination in the Workplace: An Interdisciplinary Discussion
• Understanding the Intersections of Bias, Decision-making, and Ethics in the Legal Profession
• The Legal Profession and Racial Inequality - Part One
• The Legal Profession and Racial Inequality - Part Two
• What We Learned from Lafayette Square: A Discussion of the Insurrection and Home Rule Acts
• Confronting Racial Inequality: A Discussion About the Value of Mentorship and Sponsorship

Podcasts (Free Content)

• Let’s Brief It: Reparations: A Legal, Moral, and Historical Analysis
• Brief Encounters: Race and the Second Amendment
• Brief Encounters: Race-Based Hair Discrimination in the Workplace
• Brief Encounters: The Legal Profession and Racial Inequality
• The Tea on International Arbitration: Diversity and Inclusion in International Arbitration

Get Involved

• View the Communities Diversity Statement.
• To join our Diversity and Inclusion Working Group, fill out the application here.
• To become a program speaker or join our Diverse Speaker Database, fill out this form.

Additional Resources

• Resources to Help Empower AAPI Communities (Online MSW Programs)
• Toward a Racially Just Workplace (Harvard Business Review)
• Why Mentoring & Sponsoring Are Important, Particularly for Women (Center for Creative Leadership)
• Confronting Prejudice: How to Protect Yourself and Help Others (Pepperdine University)
• Why Diverse Teams Are Smarter (Harvard Business Review)