by People's Parity Project | Nov 2, 2022 | Clerkships, Courts
PPP’s own Steve Kennedy writes for Balls & Strikes: Conservatives will never stop complaining about cancel culture at elite universities where, despite having a fast track to the judiciary for their fellow travelers in the Federalist Society, they see...
by Molly Coleman | Feb 22, 2021 | Clerkships, Uncategorized
Clerkships can be invaluable experiences that teach research, writing, and lawyering skills. They can also be enriching personal experiences and provide mentorship from judges and lead to friendships with co-clerks. But clerkships may not be the right choice for all...
by Molly Coleman | Jul 27, 2020 | Clerkships, Courts
Jill Langley, the first-ever judicial integrity officer for the federal judiciary, has announced her resignation. Her resignation provides yet another opportunity for the judiciary to show that it takes seriously its responsibility to ensure all judicial employees are...
by People's Parity Project | Apr 27, 2020 | Clerkships, Courts, In the News
On the latest episode of Strict Scrutiny, out today, Leah Litman and Jaime Santos are joined by Deeva Shah from Law Clerks for Workplace Accountability and PPP’s own Sejal Singh and Emma Janger for a discussion about workplace misconduct and the federal courts....
by People's Parity Project | Apr 6, 2020 | Clerkships, Harvard
We know that clerkships are likely the last thing on most students’ minds right now—and truly, there should be no need to focus on them for the time being. But for those of you applying to clerkships now, PPP has a guide for you! Unfortunately, the clerkship...
by People's Parity Project | Feb 13, 2020 | Clerkships, Courts
Spurred by recent news of yet another federal judge who has been reprimanded for harassment, the House Judiciary Committee is holding a hearing today to address sexual harassment in clerkships and the judiciary’s continued failure to stop it. The 10th Circuit has been...
