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2026
Black History Month: The Sports Edition (February 2026)
Women’s History Month (March 2026)
Fearless Legal Leaders: From Clarence Darrow to Gerry Spence (March 2026)
100 Years On: The Legacy of Meyer v. Nebraska (April 2026)
Justice in Fearful Times: Law and the Red Scares of the World War Eras (May 2026)
On the Bench and Beyond: A Fireside Conversation with the Former Chief Judge Robert H. Henry (June 2026)
100 Years Ago: Farrington v. Tokushige and Hawai’i Society (June 2026)—Coming Soon!
Robes, Rule of Law, and Reflection: A Judicial Conversation on Courage and Independence (August 2026)—Coming Soon!
2025
Stories of Justice: A Black History Month Celebration of Esteemed Careers (February 2025)
Beyond the Opinions: The Legacy and Impact of Justice Sandra Day O’Connor (February 2025)
Journey of Service: A Conversation with Judge McKeown (March 2025)
Law, Labor, and the Waterfront (April 2025)
Judgment and Mercy: The Life of Judge Irving R. Kaufman (May 2025)
Nationwide Injunctions: Positives, Problems, and Possibilities (May 2025)
Stress and Duress: Past and Present Challenges to the Judicial Branch (July 2025)
Raymond Marshall as the Recipient of the Bill Edlund Award for Professionalism in the Law (October 2025)
The Office of the Federal Public Defender for the Western District of Washington 50th Anniversary (October 2025)
The Voting Rights Act at 60: Past Successes and Future Challenges (October 2025)
2023
The Use of History in Court Cases (November 2023)
Water Law: How Public Policy Got Us Here And Could Get Us Where We Need To Be (October 2023)
Water Sharing In The West (September 2023)
Water Law in the Colorado River Basin: Past, Present, and Future (May 2023)
Water Law: Hawai’i (April 2023)
On American Soil: How Justice Became A Casualty of World War II (March 2023)
The Port Chicago 50: Racism and Review (February 2023)
War Crimes: From the 1945 San Francisco U.N. Conference to Today (February 2023)
2024
San Joaquin River: Litigation, Settlement, and Ongoing Restoration (March 2024)
Uncovering the Mysteries of Bankruptcy (March 2024)
The Promise and Peril of Artificial Intelligence (April 2024)
The Civil Rights Act at 60: Then, Now, and Tomorrow (May 2024)
Trailblazing Women in the Judiciary: Challenges and Insights (July 2024)
Keynote Panel: Elections, Free Speech, Social Media & More (September 2024)
They Refused: Two Views on Japanese American Resistance to Wartime Incarceration (October 2024)
Gam(bl)ing: Navigating Emerging Issues in the Law (November 2024)
Tackling the Bruen Bear: Insights into the Historical Test for Gun Regulations (November 2024)
2021
Book Talk with Dean Erwin Chemerinsky and Dahlia Lithwick (October 2021)
The Demonization of (Im)migrants: Dust Bowl Refugees and the Supreme Court (April 2021)
2022
The Bill Edlund Award for Professionalism in the Law honoring John W. Keker (December 2022)
NJCHS Annual Gala: Strangers In A Strange Land (October 2022)
Meet the Judges of the Ninth Circuit (June 2022)
“My Name is Pauli Murray”: Panel Discussion & Movie Pass (June 2022)
Arizona’s Women in the Law (March 2022)
Voting Rights: Then, Now, & Tomorrow (March 2022)
“Tinkering” with Student Speech: Courts and the First Amendment (February 2022)
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