Golden Gate University School of Law and the Society of American Law Teachers held a two-day Poverty Law Conference in San Francisco on March 19-20, 2010 at Golden Gate University School of Law. On Saturday, March 20, the keynote speaker was John Payton, President and Director-Counsel of the NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund. Mr. Payton successfully argued on behalf of the University of Michigan in a landmark Supreme Court case regarding diversity in higher education.

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Submissions from 2020

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No Choice: At The Crossroads Of Poverty And Decreasing Abortion Access, Marja-Leena Aaltonen

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LGBTQ Youth Homelessness and Discrimination in the Child Welfare System, Markie Flores

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Poverty, Domestic Violence, and the COVID-19 Pandemic, Tammy Henson

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Anti-Immigration Laws Obstruct the Education of Undocumented Students, Valeria Jansen

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Using Citizen Suits To Remedy Environmental Injustice and Achieve Clean Water in California, Paul Kneitz

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Utilizing Estate Plans to Achieve Economic Justice, Geber Penate

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The Lack of Childcare and its Impact in America, Anni Wang

Submissions from 2018

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Poverty Law Symposium 2018, Michele Benedetto Neitz

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More Housing Near Public Transit: Relocating the Bay Area’s Poor, Maneesha Birdee

Submissions from 2017

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Heroes Forgotten: Just My Luck, I’m Broken for a Buck, Jonathan Zimmermann

Submissions from 2016

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2016 Poverty Law Symposium, Michele Benedetto Neitz

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The Myth of the “Welfare Queen”: Reproductive Oppression in the Welfare System, Emily R. Champlin

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Local Control Funding Formula: A Continuum of Discrimination Against Minority Youth in Education, Alafia Delahaye

Submissions from 2015

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GGU Poverty Law Symposium - 2015, Michele Benedetto Neitz

Submissions from 2014

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GGU Poverty Law Symposium - 2014, Michele Benedetto Neitz

Submissions from 2010

 

Vulnerable Populations and Economic Realities (Part I), John Payton

 

Vulnerable Populations and Economic Realities (Part II), John Payton