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Harvard Law Women's Law Association

Conferences

Spring 2024 Conference

In the 2023-2024 academic year, WLA transitioned away from fall and spring conferences to hosting an annual Women’s History Month Speaker Series every March. The Speaker Series features a keynote speaker and several other speakers, all of whom are women attorneys who are leaders in their field. 

In the 2024-2025 academic year, the Women’s History Month Speaker Series theme will focus on trailblazers–women who are making a difference in their communities.

Spring 2022 Conference

Fall 2021 Conference

Spring 2021 Conference

Fall 2020 Conference

Fall 2019 Conference

WLA Fall Conference 2019

Gender, Health, and Justice

Keynote Address: Reflecting on Health & Social Justice with Dr. Gloria Wilder
Oct. 23, 12-1pm, Milstein West A
Whose Life Counts: Examining Maternal Health Inequities in America
Oct. 23, 5-6pm, Milstein West A
Reception
Oct. 23, 6-7pm, Milstein West B
We Dare Defend Our Rights: A Discussion of the Recent Anti-Abortion Legislation and Its Impact on Providers
Oct. 24, 12-1pm, Milstein East C
Feminist Formal
Oct. 25, 9pm, Sheraton Commander
$5 of ticket proceeds will benefit Health Care Without Walls

Spring 2019 Conference

WLA 2019 Spring Conference: Why We Run

Wednesday, March 27th, 12 pm, Milstein East C
Keynote Address – Amanda Litman, Founder of Run for Something and former Email Director for Hillary Clinton’s Presidential Campaign

Wednesday, March 27th, 7 pm, WCC – 2004
The Power of Activism: Shannon Watts, Founder of Moms Demand Action; Lily Herman, freelance writer, editor, and digital strategist

Thursday, March 28 at 12pm in Pound 102
The Fight Ahead: The Future of Roe v. Wade in the Supreme Court: Linda Greenhouse

Thursday, March 28 at 7 pm in Ames Courtroom

A Seat at the Table: Women in Elected Office:
-Congresswoman Lauren Underwood, youngest African-American woman ever elected to Congress
-Christine Hallquist, first openly transgender major party nominee for governor in the United States, winning the 2018 Democratic nomination for Governor of Vermont
-Boston City Councilor Lydia Edwards
-Former WV Sec. of State Natalie Tennant

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