Wayne Law's Anti-Racism Working Group is committed to increasing, supporting, and celebrating diversity in all forms, with a focus on encouraging constructive dialogue and discourse on matters surrounding race. As a group comprised of students, faculty, and staff, we seek to implement core principles of inclusivity, engagement, and understanding as a means to dismantle systemic patterns of racism, bias, and injustice. We believe these efforts will create a welcoming environment and lead the Law School community toward visible and meaningful change.

Who we are: Links to currently active members 

What we are reading:  

• How to be an Anti-racist by Ibram X. Kendi
• So you want to talk about race? By Ijeoma Olu
• The Law School as a White Space by Bennet Capers