Public Sector Webinars

City Life/Vida Urbana (CLVU) will share its rich history of organizing in Boston to build the power of working class and BIPOC communities to fight for systematic change. Founded in 1973, and currently located in The Brewery, City Life is known for its anti displacement organizing, fighting unscrupulous landlords; defending families from foreclosures and evictions.

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Webinar on the ELI Interim Report on EU Consumer Law and Automated Decision-Making

OST Group in Turkey presents ECR Talks featuring Dr. Berfin Çakın. The webinar will discuss the topic of ontological (in)security in the context of double displacement caused by the February 2023 earthquakes.

In this webinar, Brett Panter will delve into the nuances of effective cross-examination of adverse witnesses, offering insights into best practices and techniques. He will also focus on the importance of thorough preparation for depositions, emphasizing the need to handle adverse parties adeptly during these sessions without prematurely shutting down their testimony. In addition to Brett Panter's insights, Al Del Risco, Mr. Panter’s lead associate, will share strategies for overcoming entry blockades in Medical Negligence cases. He will focus on opening the door to key information and navigating initial obstacles in these complex cases to ensure a strong legal foundation.

3 ways to turn your book into an audiobook and get distribution from anywhere in the world. The exact microphone, equipment, and software you need to record your own audiobook. What you must know to get your audiobook approved for distribution on Audible, Amazon, and beyond. How to produce audiobooks even on a shoestring budget. Answers to your audiobook questions and a whole lot more.

Join us on Thursday, January 25 for a webinar to kick off USCPR Action, the new advocacy and political arm of the US Campaign for Palestinian Rights. Hear from our speakers Congresswoman Rashida Tlaib, Linda Sarsour, Huwaida Arraf, and Iman Abid. We'll discuss how to push Congress to meet our demands amid growing support for Palestinian liberation, and we'll break down strategies to use in this political landscape.

The field of juvenile justice in the United States has gone through significant changes over the past 20 years thanks to its collaboration with developmental science. PSPI Live brings together the authors of a forthcoming publication in Psychological Science in the Public Interest, “Adolescent Contact, Lasting Impact? Lessons Learned from Two Longitudinal Studies Spanning 20 Years of Developmental Science Research with Justice-System Involved Youths”. Elizabeth Cauffman, a professor from University of California, Irvine, will discuss the findings from two large-scale multisite longitudinal studies with members of the Orange County Superior Court and Orange County Public Defender Office. Maria Hernandez, the Presiding Judge, Tamika Williams, the Assistant District Attorney, and Frank Davis, the Alternate Defender, will share their insights about the findings and the group will discuss the emerging need for new research, programs and policy initiatives. PSPI Editor: Nora Newcombe, Temple University

Sanctions Unveiled: Understanding, Adapting, and Preventing

The Supreme Court of Canada published the long-awaited decision of R. v. Greater Sudbury (City) on November 10, 2023. This landmark decision has a significant impact on how projects are managed in Ontario municipalities by changing the framework, and the liabilities, of “owners”, “employers”, and “constructors”, on municipal projects.