Law Library Association of Saint Louis

Events and Happenings

Join Us for Upcoming CLE Programs

Find out more about our CLE series and sign up today for upcoming programs.

Slavery in St. Louis and The Freedom Suits

Join us to see two connected exhibits focused on slavery. Slavery in St. Louis is a traveling exhibit created by the Ulysses S. Grant National Historic Site. The Freedom Suits is an exhibit created for the Law Library Association by the Missouri State Archives.

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Law Library To Present Legal Research for the Non-Lawyer at area Saint Louis Public Library Branches

Join Us for a Special Juneteenth event on "The Milly Project"

Join us for a screening of “The Milly Project,” an award-winning film adaptation of a play that tells the true story of an enslaved women named Milly Sawyers who fought for and legally won her freedom in Springfield, MO before the Civil War. This special Juneteeth event is co-sponsored by the Law Library Association of St. Louis and the Freedom Suits Memorial Foundation.

Legally Reading Book Discussion: Poverty, by America by Matthew Desmond

The U.S. has more poverty than any other advanced democracy. Why? Matthew Desmond offers a new and bracing answer: Poverty in America persists because the rest of us benefit from it.

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