Economies of Extraction: Labor, Care, and the Carceral State

This Symposium will be held in-person. A virtual option will not be available.

The University of Richmond Law Review's fall symposium, “Economies of Extraction: Labor, Care, and the Carceral State,” will use a law-and-political-economy framework to discuss the persistent inequalities that define contemporary politics. The program will consist of several presentations, including an overview of current trends in worker surveillance, home-based care work, and improving conditions for people who are incarcerated. The symposium will also encourage the direct advocacy efforts that are possible to create a better future.

Event is free, but registration is required.

5.0 Virginia CLE credits pending, including 1.0 ethics credit.

Host or Publisher University of Richmond School of Law