J.D. Ph.D. Scholar, change agent. Mommy. Black and Proud. Professor of Law and Faculty Director, Workers' Rights Institute @GeorgetownLaw
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DC friends - On 4/3 come engage with scholars and organizers about how to build coalitions to strengthen community and worker power in times of crisis. @WorkersRtsInst
Join us at Georgetown Law on April 3rd, we’ll be in conversation with a dynamic panel of organizer/scholar/activists who will share their strategies for building collective and community power. This is a part of my Democratizing Work colloquium hosted in collaboration w/ the WRI
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Interested in labor, civil rights and social movements? Join us this Thursday 1/23/25, Cedric de Leon will discuss his forthcoming book, “Freedom Train: Black Politics and the Story of Interracial Labor Solidarity.” @WorkersRtsInst @GeorgetownLaw #workerpower #BlackLiberation
I’m looking forward to attending and speaking at #ADCOLOR2022 next week in LA! I’ll be teaming up with @tyrona and Illianna Acosta from @LinkedIn to discuss our project “Equity Every Day: Moving from Ideas to Action.” ADCOLOR is such a fun and energizing conference! Join us!
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5 years since #MeToo went viral. In @politico I show that celebrity headlines did not distract lawmakers from the systemic problems contributing to harassment. All states need a range of reforms to stop gender-based violence and harassment at work. politico.com/newsletters/wom…
Have we seen meaningful reform for working women in the 5 years since @Alyssa_Milano's viral tweet sparked the #MeToo movement? @ProfJamillahBW and @TippettLiz share compelling takeaways on the tangible impact #MeToo had on our legal system in @politico: politi.co/3T1kbgs
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Join us tomorrow
🗓️ July 26, 2022
⏰ 6 - 7:30 PM ET
To discuss the History of African American Cooperative Ecosystems with Dr. Jessica Gordon-Nembhard.
Register for Webinar: bit.ly/3AAYhtO
in collaboration with @jhillz14, @ClaudiaJonesEdu @_ONEDC, and more
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Our Precarity of Work: The Case of the Black Worker in the US panels at @law_soc
Sat. at 2:45PM (In-Person) & 4:45PM (Virtual). Join us and share your thoughts with us @ProfJamillahBW @aonwuachi @veenadubal @angela @MarkGPearceWRI @jhillz14 @iajunwa @onelildavid & more #LSA2022
Check out my newest Op-Ed in @thehill with @isabellechaudry - Banning workers from suing their employer hurts people of color and women most #awareness #accountability #change
"Forced arbitration is yet another example of historic oppression of Black communities and other marginalized groups," write #GeorgetownLaw's @ProfJamillahBW @WorkersRtsInst and @isabellechaudry in a new opinion piece for @TheHill: bit.ly/3sVMX6l
I’m looking forward to discussing how mandatory arbitration is harming workers and reinforcing toxic workplace cultures. Join us to learn more! #change
There's still time to register! Join us and @WorkersRtsInst for a webinar on the harms of forced arbitration, specifically on workers and marginalized communities. Speakers include @isabellechaudry @MarkGPearceWRI @ProfJamillahBW @NLRBGC
Register now: progressivereform.org/our-wo…
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In the summer 2020, mass protests spread across the globe challenging police brutality and racial injustice. But to what extent did it affect law and policy?
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@ProfJamillahBW, @NaomiMezey @LisaOSingh @GeorgetownLaw
@WMsocialjustice #BlackHistoryMonth
I’ll be sharing some of my recent research findings in this conversation with marketing leaders. #synergy #innovation #science #change
Join us tomorrow, 28th October 12pm PT/3pm ET as we explore the knowledge-action gap with a marketing and behavioural science lens.
"What's stopping us from making real progress with #Diversity, #Equity and #Inclusion?"
Register today! lnkd.in/dkfE62kN
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I am so honored to receive the Michael J. Zimmer award for “a rising scholar who values workplace justice and community, and who has made significant contributions to the field of labor and employment law scholarship.” Congrats @WorkLawProf as well!
Jamillah Bowman Williams and Jeffrey Hirsch Honored at COSELL lawprofessors.typepad.com/la…
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I had so much fun pulling up with @tyrona and @jacksonjey at #ADCOLOR2021. We discussed why DEI programs are falling short and what can be done differently. #pullup #collaboration #synergy #innovation
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Hints at what’s stopping progress: principle-practice gap, zero sum thinking, loss aversion, colorblind conundrum
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In "#BlackLivesMatter--Getting from Contemporary Social Movements to Structural Change," Profs. @ProfJamillahBW, @NaomiMezey, and Lisa Singh demonstrate how online social movements can effectively organize to produce real-world impact californialawreview.org/blac…
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Join us on 2/26 for a virtual event featuring former #NFL cheerleaders and #laborlaw experts discussing the award-winning @AWomansWorkDoc.
RSVP: bit.ly/3b0hNSf
#ASA2020 today - @j_mcox and I presented our mixed-methods research findings on how being “woke” too rarely leads to actions that will actually promote workplace equity
#ASA2020 session on Racism and Antiracism this afternoon went well! It was great presenting with @ProfJamillahBW and alongside Chip Gallagher, @MaggieHagerman, and @cocarter2.
And just like that, the work day is basically gone. 🤷🏾♂️🍹