Events

Mental Health Litigation Training Unit Presents: Refresh and Hone Your Cross Exam Skills: Using trial transcripts to demonstrate effective ways to conduct a powerful Cross. In all your cases, you need to conduct strategic and effective cross examination in order to successfully argue why the court should deny the petitioner’s case. What better way to […]

Speakers: Carla Carter, JD Associate Deputy Director for Enforcement with the HHS Office for Civil Rights. Robyn Powell, JD, PhD, National Research Center for Parents with Disabilities. Tuesday, January 30, 2024. 1:30 PM ET. The registration link is: https://brandeis.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_tJHeuz1vSrGdA84pvu1yNw#/registration Webinar flyer can be found here.

THIS PROGRAM QUALIFIES FOR 1 CLE ON THE MHLD TRIAL PANEL and MHLD APPEALS PANEL Drop-in Lunch & Learn to build on other recent race trainings and support you in your MHLD practice! Bring your lunch and come join your colleagues on MHLD staff and panel to talk informally and brainstorm about raising race in […]

Join us for our next monthly Race Equity Drop In session on January 31, from 1-2PM as we tackle the challenge of working with clients who don’t trust us when we don’t share an identity or don’t understand their experience. How do we overcome or push past those barriers to develop positive working relationships with […]

MOVIE – CRAZYWISE DISCUSSION TO FOLLOW WITH CAROLINE MAZEL CARLTON, DIRECTOR OF TRAINING FOR THE WILDFLOWER ALLIANCE AND THE HEARING VOICES RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT PROJECT --- CRAZYWISE “adds to the growing conversation that believes a psychological crisis can be an opportunity for growth and potentially transformational, not a disease with no cure.”  This film explores […]

This webinar is sponsored by MCLE. The focus of this discussion is on building the skills and capacity to provide comprehensive, trauma-informed representation for victims and survivors of intimate partner violence. The faculty discusses what domestic violence is, how it manifests, and what should be considered when representing a survivor and techniques for doing so. […]