Event details
Monday, May 6th 2024
09:00 AM—05:00 PM
| Location | McCaw Hall, Frances C. Arrillaga Alumni Center |
| Available to | Faculty / Staff, Alumni / Friends, General Public, Students |
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The Educational Opportunity Project at Stanford and The Stanford Institute for Advancing Just Societies are hosting a conference to mark the 70th anniversary of the Brown v. Board of Education Supreme Court decision. Join us as we bring together leading scholars, legal experts, educators, and policymakers to distill the lessons of recent research on segregation and craft a new agenda for addressing racial and economic segregation in American schools.
Conference Highlights
- Opening Keynote Presentation with Stanford Professor Sean Reardon and USC Professor Ann Owens: The State of Segregation, 70 Years after Brown v. Board of Education
- Research and strategy panel sessions featuring leading education, policy, and legal scholars:
- Panel 1: Does school integration work? Evidence on the effects of historical and contemporary school integration efforts
- Panel 2: What can the courts do? Legal strategies to promote school segregation and educational equity
- Panel 3: What can school districts and states do? Policy strategies for integrating schools
- Closing Keynote and Discussion
Cosponsors: Stanford Center for Racial Justice, Stanford Graduate School of Business, Stanford Graduate School of Education, and Stanford Law School.