Hosted by the CAPS Multicultural Health Program, a drop-in Zoom nonpartisan place for BIPOC-Identified Students to talk about the stress of the election, ways to cope and offering support to other UNC students.
The Election Support Space is just that – a nonpartisan place to talk about the stress of this election, ways to cope and offering support to other UNC students.
Join faculty members from UNC School of Law and UNC’s Department of Political Science in a panel series as they answer questions about election law, constitutional law, state and federal court systems, laws relating to demonstrations/protests and more. Panels of faculty experts in law and politics will come together for six non-partisan discussions to address... View Article
Join faculty members from UNC School of Law and UNC’s Department of Political Science in a panel series as they answer questions about election law, constitutional law, state and federal court systems, laws relating to demonstrations/protests and more. Panels of faculty experts in law and politics will come together for six non-partisan discussions to address... View Article
A panel of UNC experts will offer brief thoughts on the election and its consequences, followed by extended question/answer and discussion with those in attendance.
For this Community Dialogue, hosted by the Multicultural Affairs and Diversity Outreach Committee of the Undergraduate Executive Branch of UNC Student Government, panelists will discuss current events in America and how we can effect change here in Chapel Hill and the greater community.
The Election Support Space is just that – a nonpartisan place to talk about the stress of this election, ways to cope and offering support to other UNC students.
Join faculty members from UNC School of Law and UNC’s Department of Political Science in a panel series as they answer questions about election law, constitutional law, state and federal court systems, laws relating to demonstrations/protests and more. Panels of faculty experts in law and politics will come together for six non-partisan discussions to address... View Article
In the first part of our two-part event, the Program for Public Discourse is joined by Democratic and Republican operatives for a discussion that utilizes the 2020 elections as a window into the broader ways in which Americans talk about politics.
Join faculty members from UNC School of Law and UNC’s Department of Political Science in a panel series as they answer questions about election law, constitutional law, state and federal court systems, laws relating to demonstrations/protests and more. Panels of faculty experts in law and politics will come together for six non-partisan discussions to address... View Article
In the second part of our two-part event, the Program for Public Discourse is joined by faculty experts to discuss the intersecting forces that influence how and whether partisans can have productive conversations in a polarized political climate.
Join faculty members from UNC School of Law and UNC’s Department of Political Science in a panel series as they answer questions about election law, constitutional law, state and federal court systems, laws relating to demonstrations/protests and more. Panels of faculty experts in law and politics will come together for six non-partisan discussions to address... View Article