How Can Academia Support Activists?

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December 18, 2020 | Member News

On Dec. 10, Abundant Housing MA hosted a webinar on “How Can Academia Support Activists?”

Participants included ALI members and Associate Reporters for Restatement of the Law Fourth, Property Maureen E. Brady of Harvard Law School and Sara C. Bronin of UConn Law, along with John Infranca of Suffolk University Law School. The event featured discussion on how the professors are working to support housing and land use activism in Massachusetts and Connecticut, and what role academia plays in successful advocacy campaigns.

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Professor Sara C. Bronin

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Professor Molly E. Brady

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Harvard Law School

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