Tolerance Means Dialogue: How can intersectional thinking improve our laws?

At a time of great division, many see friction and no solutions. We draw on insights from many individuals about their experiences and other constructive ways to live together with our differences. Join us for this important dialogue.

Essay Contest

Submit a 500 word essay on the topic: “How can intersectional thinking improve our laws?”

Prize: $750 (USD)
Essay Due: Friday, 17 November by 5 PM BST

Essay submissions limited to Oxford University students.

Dialogue and Discussion

Event Location: Cohen Quad, Walton St., Exeter College (University of Oxford)

Date & Time: Wed, 22 November. 6:00 - 7:00 PM (BST)

Room: Ruskin Room

(In-person or Hybrid Virtual (Zoom) Webinar)

Featuring:

Dialogue Catalysts:  Jonathan Herring of Exeter College, University of Oxford and Robin Fretwell Wilson of the University of Illinois College of Law.

Moderated by:

Christos Kypraios, Programme Co-ordinator at the Bonavero Institute of Human Rights.

Co-Sponsors:

1st Amendment Partnership

Fairness For All Initiative