American Bar Foundation

The American Bar Foundation, in conjunction with the Center for Advanced Study for the Behavioral Sciences at Stanford University, will convene a conference to present the latest empirical research findings on employment discrimination and the law on November 7 & 8 at Stanford Law School. The conference will highlight research undertaken by the Discrimination Research Group and will feature a press conference on November 7 to present selected findings and their implications.

The Discrimination Research Group is a Special Project funded jointly by the American Bar Foundation, the Center for Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences, and the Ford Foundation, which has been meeting at the Center since 2004. The conference is designed to bring together researchers, policy analysts and journalists to provide wide access to critically important and compelling new social science research on the changing dynamics of employment discrimination and consider what they mean in the real worlds of the workplace and the courts.

The keynote address on November 7 will be given by economist Glen Loury, the Merton P. Stoltz Professor of Social Sciences, Brown University, and long recognized thought leader on issues of inequality and opportunity in American society.

Stanford Law School professors Deborah Rhode and Alison Morantz will be speaking at the conference.

See information at:
www.americanbarfoundation.org/research/The_Discoveries_of_the_Discrimination_Research_Group2.html

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