A conference hosted by the University of Virginia Schools of Law and Medicine will focus on the impact of racial and ethnic discrimination in driving public health disparities.

Each year, hundreds of thousands of Americans return home from prison to re-establish relationships, find jobs, find places to live, and navigate numerous barriers that await them. Prison education is part of the answer to helping people successfully re-enter society and break cycles of incarceration. Join us for a conversation with: 

The School of Architecture's annual MLK Exhibition showcases design work following the mindset of Dr. Martin Luther King. The exhibition begins with the School's chapter of the National Organization of Minority Architects, 2019 Barbara G. Laurie Student Design Competition, submission for social housing in Brooklyn. 

Shaping Justice by Engaging Communities

The conference gathers students, attorneys and advocates dedicated to transforming the law in order to advance justice. Other events include panels and networking opportunities, as well as an awards lunch honoring UVA Law alumni who have dedicated their careers to shaping justice.