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DESCRIPTION:Join us for a presentation by last year’s Fulbright Canada Trad
 itional Scholar\n\nMartha M. Ertman is the Carole & Hanan Sibel Research P
 rofessor at the University of Maryland Carey Law School\, where she teache
 s Contracts-related courses as well as a seminar on Reparations for Racial
  Injustice. Her earlier writing focused on commodification in families and
  other relationships\, and since 2020 she’s pivoted toward social contract
  theories of reparations for racial injustice. She spent winter 2024 at Mc
 Gill Law\, courtesy of a Fulbright Canada Traditional Scholar award to stu
 dy how Canada’s Truth & Reconciliation Commission’s Calls to Action could 
 influence U.S. reparative processes. ɬÀï·¬ students also know Prof. Ertma
 n from the course on Foundational Transactional Skills that she taught at 
 ɬÀï·¬ in 2019\, 2021\, and 2024. While her paper today reflects lessons l
 earned about Canada’s Truth & Reconciliation Commission\, its main focus i
 s a hyper-local investigation of harms of racial segregation in her home t
 own of Washington\, D.C. and both why and how individuals can and should m
 ake reparations.\n
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LOCATION:ɬÀï·¬ Faculty of Law\, Old Chancellor Day Hall\, Room 16\, Stephe
 n Allan Scott Seminar Room
SUMMARY:Fulbright Research Presentation:  Do-It-Yourself Reparations
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 tion-do-it-yourself-reparations-364379
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