Professor of Migration Amy Hsin — a core faculty affiliate of the Klau Institute and the lead for our Migration Research Working Group — had research cited in a recent @nytimes article. 👏 Read the original research here: econstor.eu/bitstream/10419/…

We’re proud to be one of the co-sponsors who brought @KerryKennedyRFK to the @NotreDame campus. Looking forward to this evening’s event!

Thanks to the Klau Institute for hosting the book launch! If "In Our Interest" shaped how you think about migration, or you simply found some useful evidence in it, the single best thing you can do is leave a review on Amazon. It really helps academic books find their readers.

Notre Dame Law School hosted its second annual Death Penalty Abolition Week from Monday, March 23 to Friday, March 27, 2026. Organized by @NDLawEJC, with @NDHumRts and the Institute for Social Concerns serving as co-sponsors, the week was made possible through a generous donation from Syl Schieber ’72 M.A., ’74 Ph.D., and Vicki Schieber. Through a series of powerful conversations and firsthand accounts, Death Penalty Abolition Week sought to raise awareness of the tragic miscarriages of justice caused by wrongful convictions, affirm the sanctity of human life, and advocate for the abolition of the death penalty in the United States. Featured speakers included the Honorable Bob Morris, Indiana Representative; Erin Barnhart ‘05 J.D., a federal public defender, with Elwood Jones, an Ohio death row exoneree; Anthony Ray Hinton, a death row exoneree and author of "The Sun Does Shine"; and Sarah Craft, interim director of the Indiana Abolition Coalition, with Donna Schneweis, director of the Kansas Coalition Against the Death Penalty. Read more: law.nd.edu/news-events/news/…

We're excited to host a book launch for @akoustov, associate professor of migration in @KeoughGlobalND and a core faculty affiliate of the Klau Institute. Join us Monday, April 13, at 12:30 pm! 👉 See more details here: klau.nd.edu/news-events/even…

Join Alexander Kustov for a book launch of IN OUR INTEREST at the Keough School of Global Affairs (Notre Dame) on Monday, April 13, from 12:30 PM to 1:30 PM EDT. Mark your calendar today! buff.ly/bRgo9xY @NotreDame

Notre Dame immigration expert Amy Hsin is among a group of scholars who have submitted an amicus brief to the Supreme Court, providing social science evidence for justices to consider ahead of next week's birthright citizenship case. go.nd.edu/f464c3 @nd_news @NDHumRts

It’s Day 2 of ND Law’s second annual Death Penalty Abolition Week! Join us for a powerful conversation with Elwood Jones, who was released from death row after being wrongfully convicted, and Erin Barnhart '05 J.D., the ND Law graduate who represented him. 📅 Tuesday, March 24, 2026 | 12:30 p.m. | 1130 Eck Hall of Law 📍 Open to the public This event is sponsored by @NDLawEJC, @NDHumRts, and the Institute for Social Concerns.

The Notre Dame Exoneration Justice Clinic (@NDLawEJC), the Institute For Social Concerns, and the Klau Institute for Civil and Human Rights (@NDHumRts) are excited to invite you to the second annual Death Penalty Abolition Week at Notre Dame Law School, which will take place next week from Monday, March 23 to Friday, March 27. Throughout the week, we'll host powerful discussions, firsthand accounts, and advocacy from exonerees, criminal justice reform experts, and activists dedicated to ending the death penalty. All events are free and open to the public. Learn more about the second annual Death Penalty Abolition Week and view the full schedule of events here: law.nd.edu/news-events/news/…

The Klau Institute will host @NotreDame Provost John McGreevy on Monday, March 23, for a public lecture about the Catholic Church’s historical and contemporary commitments to democracy and human rights education. 👉 See more details here: klau.nd.edu/news-events/even…

The Notre Dame Exoneration Justice Clinic (@NDLawEJC), the Institute for Social Concerns, and the Klau Institute for Civil and Human Rights (@NDHumRts) are excited to invite you to the second annual Death Penalty Abolition Week at Notre Dame Law School, which will take place from Monday, March 23 to Friday, March 27. Throughout the week, we'll host powerful discussions, firsthand accounts, and advocacy from exonerees, criminal justice reform experts, and activists dedicated to ending the death penalty. All events are free and open to the public. Learn more: law.nd.edu/news-events/event…

Immigration divides voters, but smart policy design can help change that. Alexander Kustov studies how democracies can craft immigration policies that resonate with voters. Read more more: go.nd.edu/ca1de1 @NDHumRts @akoustov

Our colleague Rob Johnson will be giving a talk, "What Should Voters Know About Tariffs and Trade?" on March 3 (6-7 pm) as part of the "Pizza, Pop, and Politics" series sponsored by the Klau Institute and NDVotes @NDHumRts klau.nd.edu/news-events/even…

ND Law Clinical Associate Professor Ashley Sanchez has been named a Klau Institute (@NDHumRts) faculty fellow this semester. The fellowship supports faculty scholarship and engagement on issues of civil and human rights. See the full list of all Klau Institute faculty fellows here: klau.nd.edu/the-institute/pe…

ND Law Associate Professor Jennifer Mason McAward and Associate Clinical Professor Ashley Sanchez will speak at the Klau Institute's (@NDHumRts) panel discussion on the U.S. immigration crackdown on Monday afternoon. View event details here: klau.nd.edu/news-events/even…

“Research underscores the social and economic benefits of equal access to education.” Important new research from Klau Institute faculty affiliate Amy Hsin. #PlylervDoe #Plyler40

The Klau Institute is proud to be a co-sponsor of this panel discussion, which is part of @NotreDame’s 2026 Walk the Walk Week. Plan to attend in person or register to join on Zoom: go.nd.edu/KrocWTWW2026

Our director, Jennifer Mason McAward, spoke at the @TheAALS Annual Meeting last week. She was one of the experts on a criminal-law panel that examined the current state and future of the Brady v. Maryland obligation. Read about her Brady research here: klau.nd.edu/news-events/news…