law and justice

Arneta Rogers

Law

Voices Carry: Reproductive justice lawyer on the post-Dobbs landscape

Arneta Rogers, executive director of UC Berkeley Law's Center on Reproductive Rights and Justice, discusses the current challenges in reproductive justice, including criminalization and health inequities, and efforts to advance bodily autonomy and family-centered advocacy.

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Humanities

How Trump’s immigration policies compare to those of America’s past

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Politics & society

Voices Carry: The Constitution, Congress and democracy in President Trump’s second term

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Campus & community

More Just: The role of election laws in the 2024 presidential contest

About a dozen volunteer rescue workers wearing GoPro cameras on their white helmets, carry a person on a stretcher out of rubble in Syria

Berkeley Talks: With white helmets and GoPros, these volunteers risk it all in Syria’s civil war

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Berkeley Talks: Legal scholars on free speech challenges facing universities today

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Mexican prosecutor Omar Gómez Trejo finds safe harbor at Berkeley’s Human Rights Center

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Berkeley Talks: How the Supreme Court divided America

Richard Rothstein and his daughter, Leah Rothstein, and Tamika Moss, sit on stage while giving a talk for an audience

Berkeley Talks: A blueprint for housing reform

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UC Berkeley psychedelics poll shows support, opportunity for research

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Berkeley Talks: Legal scholars unpack Supreme Court ruling on affirmative action

Berkeley leaders, scholars react to Supreme Court’s decision on affirmative action

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Affirmative action: What can other schools learn from UC Berkeley’s experience?

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Juana Maria Rodríguez: Sex work is a queer issue

Three Berkeley Law students, from left: Chantel Johnson, Paloma Sat-Vollhardt and Dan Hilborn are in an office, apparently looking at a screen, as they work on a video requesting clemency for a longtime client facing execution. All three students are working with the Human Rights Center. (Photo by Darius Riley)

Students at Death Penalty Clinic turn to video to make their case for justice

U.S. President Donald Trump, in a blue suit and red and white tie, speaks at a campaign event.

Even after new indictment, Trump has a path to the White House, analyst says

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