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  Ohio University Senior Lydia Weiant is an active member of the Center for Law, Justice & Culture community. An Anthropology major and a Political Science minor in the Honors Tutorial College, she sat down to answer some questions about her experiences with the center, her research that was inspired by a study […]

By Catherine Hofacker From Compass Ohio University is not only honoring Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., it is also celebrating his legacy of advocacy for social justice.  On Jan. 19, the Ohio University Center for Law, Justice and Culture hosted the Immigration, Refugees, and American Policy Panel Discussion in Porter […]

Dear CLJC Students, Faculty, Alumni, and Friends, As we turn towards the holiday season, the faculty and staff of the Center for Law, Justice & Culture would like to extend our warmest thanks to all of you for your engagement with our intellectual community this past fall semester. We express […]

Interested alumni and friends can travel to Northern Ireland with the Center for Law, Justice & Culture in Spring 2016. The Ohio University College of Arts & Sciences announces an intensive nine-day trip for adults interested in learning about Human Rights, Law & Justice in Northern Ireland. It takes place […]

The Center for Law, Justice & Culture offers a 1-credit course with the Making and Breaking the Law theme in Spring 2016. CAS 1300x Themes in Action: Making and Breaking the Law introduces students to law in relation to society, culture, politics, and power. Seats are still available. Ohio University […]

The Anthropology program is offering a CAS Social Science course focusing on comparative approaches to violence and peace in the 20th and 21st centuries, with special attention to themes of law and justice. ANTH 3530 Anthropology of Violence and Peace meets Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 9:40-10:35 a.m. It counts as […]

The Center for Law, Justice & Culture is offering a panel discussion on prison re-entry the challenges of life after incarceration on Thursday, Oct. 8, from 1:30 to 2:50 p.m. in Bentley Hall 240. “The growth of incarceration in the United States has led to a crisis in the criminal justice […]