More than 150 leaders in human rights, critical race theory and third world approaches to international law convened at UCLA School of Law on March 8 for the symposium “Critical Perspectives on Race and Human Rights: Transnational Re-Imaginings.”
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About the CRS Symposium
Launched in 2007 through a collaboration of Critical Race Studies students and faculty, the CRS Symposium has become the signature event of UCLA School of Law’s Critical Race Studies Program. Each symposium brings together scholars, advocates, and community members to highlight the most innovative ideas and strategies for advancing racial justice, to foster collaboration across disciplines, and to bridge racial justice theory with practice.
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