Every Spring. Weekly student-led discussions.

To date, topics have included:

Labor Organizing In and Around Big Tech, Section 230 and Online Moderation, Intellectual Property, Imperialism, and COVID-19, GameStop, Reddit, and Robinhood, Poverty, Consumer Law, and Digital Profiling, Surveillance Capitalism, Machine Learning Fairness

March 2024. A panel discussion with Executive Director of the Surveillance Technology Oversight Project Albert Fox Cahn, Assistant Public Defender Marc Canellas, and Supervising Attorney of Legal Aid Society’s Digital Forensics Unit Jerome D. Greco.

October 2023. A discussion with Harry Brignull, a leading authority on deceptive design patterns (manipulative digital marketing practices) who coined the original term in 2010 and runs the website deceptive.design. He recently published "Deceptive Patterns" which was just acquired by NYU's library and can be purchased online.

In addition to speaking and writing about the topic, he also works as an expert witness on legal cases, such as Nichols v. Noom Inc. and Arena v. Intuit Inc.

March 2021. Discussion of student experiences with…

Technology Law & Policy Clinic, Guarini Global Law & Tech Externship, Policing Project, Racial Justice Clinic, Journal of Intellectual Property & Entertainment Law (JIPEL), Review of Law & Social Change (RLSC), Engelberg Center, Privacy Research Group (PRG), student groups (R/T and IPELS)

November 2020. Panel discussion of student experiences navigating technology law internships in public interest spaces and the private sector.

May 2020. Panel discussion on the intersection of privacy and public health in the Coronavirus Age.

For a recording and transcript of the event, see S1:E12 of the podcast Engelberg Center Live!

March 2020. Provided technical support for the Journal of Legislation & Public Policy conference and writing competition.

November 2019. Presented an introduction to artificial intelligence (AI) and its effects on civil rights, civil liberties, and criminal justice at both a student-only lunch and at a conference hosted by the NYU Center on Civil Justice.

A recording of R/T’s presentation is available here on NYU Law’s YouTube channel.

October 2019. Panel discussions focused on impact of technology on legal practice, featuring representatives from leading legal tech companies, professors of law and technology, and law firm partners.

October 2019. Student-led discussion forum exploring how personal values and social consciousness may guide our professional decisions as practicing attorneys.