Section on Family & Juvenile Law

2025

• Main Program
• Pedagogy Program
• Works-in-Progress Program
• Education Law, Co-Sponsored Children and the Law and Family and Juvenile Law
• Children and the Law, Co-Sponsored by Education Law, Civil Rights, and Family and Juvenile Law

2024

• Main Program
• Family and Juvenile Law (Co-Sponsored by Minority Groups, Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity Issues, and Women in Legal Education)
• Section Business Meetings
• Works-in-Progress
• Award Ceremony

2023

• Main Program
• Works-in-Progress
• Works-in-Progress (Co-Sponsored by Children and the Law, Education Law, Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity Issues)
• Business Meeting
• Award Ceremony
• Education Law (Co-Sponsored by Civil Rights, Family and Juvenile Law, and State and Local Government)
• Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity Issues (Co-Sponsored by Children and the Law, Constitutional Law, and Family and Juvenile Law)
• Conflict of Laws (Co-Sponsored by Constitutional Law, Family and Juvenile Law, and Federal Courts)

2022

• Main Program
• Criminal Justice (Co-sponsored by Family and Juvenile Law)
• Aging and the Law (Co-sponsored by Family and Juvenile Law)
• Children and the Law (Co-sponsored by Family and Juvenile Law)
• Networking Session
• Works in Progress
• Pedagogy

2021

• Main Program
• Networking Session
• Aging and the Law (Co-Sponsored by Family and Juvenile Law)
• Pedagogy

2020

• Main Program
• Aging and the Law (Co-sponsored by Family and Juvenile Law)
• Pedagogy

2019

• Main Program
• Aging and the Law (Co-sponsored by Family and Juvenile Law)
• Pedagogy

Section on Family & Juvenile Law Achievement Award

Aimed at recognizing outstanding professionals who have made significant or long-term contributions to the fields of Family and/or Juvenile Law.

Specifically, the Award will recognize those who have made such contributions through any combination of the following:

1. Assumption of leadership roles in the scholarly community;
2. Support to and mentoring of colleagues; service to institutions, including but not limited to schools and professional organizations, both academic and practice-oriented;
3. Provision of legal services to underserved segments of society; teaching and presenting;
4. Scholarship, broadly and inclusively defined.

Recipients

• Family and Juvenile Law Fall 2020 Newsletter
• Family and Juvenile Law Fall 2019 Newsletter
• Family and Juvenile Law Fall 2018 Newsletter
• Family and Juvenile Law Spring 2018 Newsletter
• Family and Juvenile Law Winter 2017 Newsletter
• Family and Juvenile Law Spring 2017 Newsletter