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Launch of the Legal Mobilization Platform

Clinic Coordinator

11 Jan 2023

Mobilizing for a Just World

Hosted jointly at the International Institute of Social Studies and the Amsterdam Law School, the Legal Mobilization Platform (LMP)Opens external aims to better understand various forms of legal mobilization and to support organizations involved in its practice.

The official launch on 12 January 2023 of LMP is open to individuals and organizations interested in the work of the LMP.The event, entitled 'Mobilizing for a just world' will be moderated by Professor Ambreena ManjiOpens external (Cardiff University)


Programme

14:00-14:15 Welcome and introductions

14:15-15:00 Conceptualizing (climate) justice panel

  • What should (climate) justice look like?

  • What tools do we have at our disposal?

  • How do we use them and where?

  • Which tools are most effective, to ensure intersectional and intergenerational justice?


Speakers (subject to change)

Margaretha Wewerinke-Singh (University of Amsterdam)

Misha Plagis (Leiden University)

Obiozo Ukpabi (University of Humanistic Studies)


15:00-15:10 Intermezzo (performance TBD)

15:10-15:30 Break

15:30-16:30 Mobilizing for and with whom? panel

  • Who are we mobilizing with, who are we mobilizing for?

  • Who leads mobilization, who makes the decisions?

  • What institutional structures and systems do we navigate?

  • How are we involving communities and movements?


Speakers (subject to change)

Waruguru Gaitho (Cambridge University)

Jeff Handmaker (International Institute of Social Studies-EUR)

Eva Rieter (Radboud University Nijmegen)

Ernestine Comvalius (The Black Jacobines)


16:30-18:00 Drinks and snacks


TESTIMONIALS

“In the Radboud University Law Clinic on Human Rights...you get a chance to work on research involving an important societal issue, which will actually be used. You get to work directly with non-for-profit organisations and your work on an end product in a group of students...It is very inspiring to work with your group and with your mentor, and to meet so many people from the field...The Law Clinic was a very useful part of my Master."

Anouk Hol, Student Master Constitutional and Administrative Law (2021-2022)

"The Radboud Law Clinic on Human Rights is not just a normal university course, but also a space dedicated to legal citizenship. The seminars themselves are intellectually stimulating, but also allowed me to develop important practical skills such as expressing myself in front of an audience, working in a team, communicating with different organisations, doing legal research with a precise purpose and more. The supervision and guidance offered were precious in responding to the partner organisation’s needs. "

Raffaela Abbate, Student Master Human Rights and Migration (2021-2022) 

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