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New study co-authored by Jennifer Shinall finds changing attitudes may be mitigating unequal outcomes at the time of divorce Read More

Two years after its launch, the VPA is rapidly establishing itself as a national hub for cutting-edge economic policy research and innovation Read More

by Daniel O’Donnell  Over the last decade, a national reckoning has unfolded regarding the historically unequal treatment of women in the workplace and beyond, as well as the broader implications and meaning of gender roles. What began primarily as a conversation around sexual misconduct in Hollywood – the #metoo movement… Read More

As the federal government moves to eliminate U.S. climate rules, companies still face pressure to be better stewards of the planet Read More

The event featured conversations on several key facets of the legal landscape of healthcare and healthcare technology Read More

Vanderbilt provost C. Cybele Raver explores civil justice inequities with Lauren Sudeall, director of Vanderbilt’s Access to Justice program Read More

Vanderbilt Law's James Blumstein said Brnovich tried to refocus Section 2 on what it was initially intended for: equal access to voting. Read More

Vanderbilt Social Justice Reporter hosted Professor Jamila Jefferson to discuss her paper #LivingWhileBlack: Blackness as Nuisance Read More

by Daniel O’Donnell  Over the last decade, a national reckoning has unfolded regarding the historically unequal treatment of women in the workplace and beyond, as well as the broader implications and meaning of gender roles. What began primarily as a conversation around sexual misconduct in Hollywood – the #metoo movement… Read More

The Supreme Court’s ruling could significantly affect how NEPA applies going forward, especially with respect to climate change Read More