Since 1994 the United States has been a signatory to the International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination. Periodically the US must file a report demonstrating its compliance with the provisions of the treaty. In December 2007, SALT joined other major human and civil rights organizations contesting US compliance.

On January 3, 2008, in junction with the AALS Annual Meeting, SALT presented its Cover Workshop, focusing this year on Humanizing Immigration, and attracting an exciting mix of activist scholars and community activists.

Although more seats are available in American law schools, fewer African American and Mexican Americans are being trained in the profession. Data from the Law School Admissions Council LSAC backs claims that fewer students of color are entering American law schools. Find out how to use this important information to secure diversity in your school.

Join other committed law faculty in exploring how to infuse law school curriculum with social justice and social change. Over sixty presenters, plenaries, workshops, and a tribute dinner to Chris Iijima.