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The past year has been extremely difficult for everyone. The Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) community especially has faced a horrifying surge of violence. During this time, there were nearly 4,000 anti-Asian hate incidents reported to Stop AAPI Hate. Please join Cardozo APALSA on April 13, 2021 at 6:30PM for a panel discussing the rise of violence towards the AAPI community as well as how we can move forward while raising awareness about these issues.

The Jacob Burns Center for Ethics in the Practice of Law will host Glenn Fine, author of "Watchdogs: Inspectors General and the Battle for Honest and Accountable Government," to talk about the role Inspectors General play in holding the federal government to account and why he thinks they need more protection.

The Cardozo Black Law Students Association, Dispute Resolution Society, Entertainment Law Society, Sports Law Society, and FAME Center present, "Black Excellence in the Spotlight: Legal Insights for Talent Representation."

Agents and attorneys will discuss strategies for negotiating fair deals on behalf of Black athletes and entertainers, talent representation, and alternative dispute resolution.

Join entertainment attorneys and intimacy coordinators for a candid discussion on how consent is negotiated, documented, and enforced in film and television. This panel will explore how talent contracts, performance boundaries, and industry standards translate into real-world on-set practices, highlighting the collaboration between legal professionals and on-set coordinators in shaping safer, more accountable productions.

Professor Barry Scheck, co founder and co director of The Innocence Project at Cardozo Law, discusses the documentary Bully. Coward. Victim. The Story of Roy Cohn with its director, Ivy Meeropol, and her father, Michael Meeropol.  Particularly relevant given today's political climate, the conversation will address why now is the time to talk about Roy Cohn.

The documentary offers an unflinching look at the infamous attorney who prosecuted Ivy Meeropol’s grandparents, Julius and Ethel Rosenberg, and later argued persuasively for their execution in what became known as the “atomic spies” case.

The film examines Cohn’s life as chief counsel to Senator Joseph McCarthy in the late 1950s and then through the 1980s when he became a darling of the Reagan White House, a rabid anti-homosexuality activist and political mentor to Donald J. Trump before dying from AIDS in 1986.

This FAME event is co-sponsored by the Filmmakers Legal Clinic and the Cardozo OUTlaw Alumni.

Contact Janette.Payne@yu.edu if you have any questions.