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The Kukin Program for Conflict Resolution presents: Before You Sign
Kukin Program for Conflict Resolution, Gretchen Carlson, and Julie Roginsky
Join Gretchen Carlson and Julie Roginsky, co-founders of Lift Our Voices, for a lunchtime discussion on workplace fairness and the hidden impact of nondisclosure agreements and forced arbitration clauses.
The event includes launch of the Lift Our Voices LOV Where You Work AI Tool, an innovative platform that empowers employees to understand what they’re signing before it’s too late. By translating dense legal language in NDAs and forced arbitration clauses into plain English, the tool brings hidden terms to the forefront.
Bring your own employment contract to the event and put the tool to the test.
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All Things ADR Lunch with Faculty & Student Leaders
Kukin Program for Conflict Resolution, Dispute Resolution Honor Competition Society, Cardozo Journal of Conflict Resolution, and Cardozo Dispute Resolution Society
Please join the Kukin Program for Conflict Resolution for All Things ADR, to learn about the dispute resolution societies, competitions and clinics offered at Cardozo.
We will provide information about programs such as the Dispute Resolution Honor Competition Society, the Cardozo Journal of Conflict Resolution, the Cardozo Dispute Resolution Society, the Dispute Resolution Clinics, and the Certificate in Dispute Resolution.
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Dean’s Office Hours: Lunch with a Trailblazer: From Big Law to Hollywood
Melanie Leslie
What can you do with a Cardozo Law degree? Craig Brody’s career is a masterclass in thinking beyond the traditional path.
After graduating in 2000, Craig began his career as a corporate lawyer at Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver & Jacobson LLP in New York, specializing in intellectual property law.
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A Discussion of the History of Punishment and Democracy
National Lawyers Guild, Cardozo Chapter and Center for Rights and Justice, Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law
A Cardozo National Lawyers Guild Abolition Week event co-sponsored by The Center for Rights and Justice. Professor Judith Resnik (Yale Law School) will discuss the history of punishment and democracy, drawing on themes from her book Impermissible Punishments: How Prison Became a Problem for Democracy. Professor Resnik will be joined by Cardozo Professors Betsy Ginsberg, Kate Levine, and Alex Reinert.
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The Perlmutter Center for Legal Justice and The Death Penalty and Criminal Defense Clinic present a screening of the Oscar-nominated film: The Alabama Solution
Perlmutter Center for Legal Justice at Cardozo Law and Death Penalty and Criminal Defense Clinic
The Alabama Solution is a groundbreaking, critically-acclaimed HBO documentary released in 2025, documenting prison conditions in Alabama from footage recorded by people experiencing incarceration. The screening will be followed by a panel led by Perlmutter Center Deputy Director Derrick Hamilton.
Panelists
• Jose Saldana: Director, Release Aging People in Prison Campaign
• Dr. Donna Hylton: Founder and CEO, A Little Piece of Light
• Alex Duran: Co-Producer of Academy Award Nominated Film, The Alabama Solution
• David Garlock: Reentry professional and criminal justice reform advocate
• Sumeet Sharma: Director, Policy and Communications at the Correctional Association of New York
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Let's Discuss Local Law 42: Ending Solitary Confinement in NYC
Perlmutter Center for Legal Justice at Cardozo Law, Jails Action Coalition NYC, Halt Solitary, Victoria A. Phillips, Victor Pete, Justiyna Rzewinski, Helen "Skip" Skipper, and Jumaane D. Williams
Join us for an in-person panel where we chat directly with our administration about Local Law 42. This is your chance to ask questions, share your thoughts, and get to know the folks making correctional community safety decisions. Don’t miss out on this casual and informative session— come hang out, learn, and get involved!
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