It was a privilege to present on “Global Perspectives on Civic Health” at CommUnity Conference organized by Center for Community and Nonprofit Studies UW–Madison with Lori DiPrete Brown, Joshua Braver, Mark Sidel & Heinz Klug, moderated by University of Wisconsin Law School alumna Mary Beth Collins

My congratulations to University of Wisconsin Law School professor – and 2024 Ruth Bader Ginsburg Scholar Award winner – Miriam Seifter! 👏

Thank you to Professor Ngozi Okdegbe of Boston University School of Law for sharing an exploration of 'The Outsiders of Algorithmic Governance' for our Wednesday Workshop series.

Day of the Badger is in full swing, and we're on the leaderboard and working our way toward reaching 125 gifts to unlock a $30,000 match! Every gift makes a difference. (Plus, all donors get to dance on the donor wall!) Make a gift: bit.ly/440OE4i. #DayoftheBadger

ACS is pleased to announce Miriam Seifter, Prof. of Law, Co-Dir. of State Democracy Research Initiative & Rowe Faculty Fellow in Regulatory Law at University of Wisconsin Law School, has been selected to receive the 2024 Ruth Bader Ginsburg Scholar Award acslaw.org/press_release/…

.American Constitution Society has chosen Miriam Seifter State Democracy Research Initiative to receive the 2024 Ruth Bader Ginsburg Scholar Award. Learn more: bit.ly/4432Z0r. Leah Litman UW Law Profs

The party's started! 🤩 Badgers across the nation are invited to participate in the 1,848 minute party with a purpose. Learn more about how you can make an impact on future generations of Badger lawyers and leaders: bit.ly/3Jj6lTp. #DayoftheBadger

.Sumudu Atapattu’s recently published book takes a closer look at how environmental issues affect our human rights in a recent interview conducted by the @nelsoninstitute: bit.ly/3xvqgM5.

Bucky is about to get a workout during this year's Day of the Badger! During the first-ever Bucky’s Push-Up Challenge, our favorite badger will do one push-up for every 10 gifts received between 12-1 p.m. April 16. Head to Union South to watch the fun: bit.ly/4cUu9KM.

Get excited! Day of the Badger is back April 16–17. From campus achievements and alumni accomplishments to Badger spirit and beloved traditions — this day of giving shindig jumps up and gets down to it all. Stay tuned for more! #DayoftheBadger

The day we've all been waiting for is almost here — and this year, UW is throwing a party to celebrate! Wisconsin Union's iconic Terrace chairs return on April 17! Join us for the Opening of the Terrace Party, with free Johnsonville brats, music & more: bit.ly/4cHAkln.

Have you registered for The Rights of Nature vs. Human Rights yet? Join us on Thursday either in person at Cowles Auditorium Humphrey School of Public Affairs or via live stream. All sessions will be available in English and Spanish.

Coming Together of Peoples Conference fosters community through Indian law.
Story: Ellie Bourdo
Photo: Liam Beran
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.Emily Cauble (@WisconsinLaw) Presents Informal Tax Guidance’s Impact Today At IUMaurerLaw bit.ly/49z4Nzj

Check out a new piece by University of Wisconsin Law School's David Schwartz. 'Is the Constitution of 1787 a White Supremacist Document? Against Essentialism in Constitutional Interpretation' is now available on SSRN: bit.ly/3U9WmWI. #FridayReads

Belkis Florentina Izquierdo Torres – Aty Seikuinduwa gave the 30th anniversary Mildred Fish-Harnack Lecture on Monday. Pictured third from left (alongside UW Law's Amanda White Eagle, Alex Huneeus and Torey Dolan), she spoke on 'Territory as a Victim and Subject of Law.'

We're excited to host a visit by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit on April 18. Join us for a CLE Panel 4-5 p.m. Nina Varsava will moderate. 1.0 CLE credit pending approval by the Wisconsin Board of Bar Examiners. A reception will follow: bit.ly/3JfvDlq.

Prior to the opening of UW Law’s first permanent Library in 1893, many had complained about the inadequacy of the School’s library collection and services. When the Board of Regents created the College of Law in 1868, no money had been appropriated for books. #ThrowbackThursday

Megan McDermott's treatise on personal injury law was recently published by Matthew Bender. In addition to comprehensively covering current tort law in the state, 'Wisconsin Personal Injury' offers a historical perspective on how that law has evolved: bit.ly/3OCWavZ.

Congratulations to Mark Sidel, who was appointed visiting chair in global justice at the University of Liverpool School of Law and Social Justice. Sidel will collaborate with colleagues at Liverpool and elsewhere on civil society regulation and other academic projects.