Events
CRJ hosts a range of events that further its mission of using social science research to advance social justice. Past events have featured expert panels, research seminars, and symposiums on topics like bias, victimization, immigration, race relations, political solidarity, and more.
Upcoming Events
- September 17th, All-Labs Meeting. Book Talk: Criminal Records by Katerina Hadjimantheou.
- October 8th, All-Labs Meeting. AI, Academic Honesty, and the College with Lawrence Evalyn, Eric Piza, and Kevin Drakulich.
- November 12th, Schulman Lecture
- December 15th, All-Labs Meeting. End of Semester Celebration.
Recurring Events
The Schulman Lecture Series invites prominent scholars, community practitioners, and students to discuss issues on race and justice. This series is co-sponsored by the Schulman Fund, the Center on Crime, Race, and Justice, Northeastern School of Law, the School of Criminology and Criminal Justice, and the College of Social Sciences and Humanities.
The Race and Community Dialogue Series was developed by the Center on Crime, Race, and Justice Community Advisory Board to explore discussions on race and communities of color amid and after the COVID-19 pandemic.
