Arkansas Journal of Social Change & Public Service

Published exclusively online, the Arkansas Journal of Social Change and Public Service is a vehicle for identifying and addressing the pressing needs of society

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Congratulations to the 2022-2023 Journal Editorial Board!

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An article by Dr. Vladimir Troitskiy on "Blockchain As a Social Regulator," an article by @BowenLaw's Kim Vu-Dinh on emergency IP relief in the COVID-19 pandemic, and a Student Note by Alexis Pinkston on protecting the IP rights of minority creators on platforms like Tik-Tok.

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Issue 11.1 of the Journal is now published! Available at https://t.co/ioSuzCQPhh. @BowenLaw This issue includes pieces covering a range of topics on technology and intellectual property, including:

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Jeramy Ashton has written a blog post on "World AIDS Day: Perseverance in a Pandemic of Prejudice." Jeramy wishes to offer a humble appreciation for people living with HIV and AIDS and those working to #StopHIVTogether. Read here: https://t.co/NbaNb7aGAv

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Rikki Cobb has written a blog post on "Deadbolts on the Doors to Equal Justice" which discusses the necessity of a constitutional due process right to counsel for judicial termination of parental rights. Read it here: https://t.co/WqPxMcAXOD

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Lyda Ryan has written a blog post on "Is This the Fall of Roe V. Wade? A Glimpse into The Current State of Women’s Reproductive Rights and What It Means for Arkansans." You can read the blog here: https://t.co/7Rnp8eEcgr

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Paige Topping has written a blog post on "The Innocent Man: DNA Testing and the Death Penalty in Arkansas." You can read her blog post here: https://t.co/W82cYf2tjU

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Samantha Alexander has written a blog post on "Why Credit Checking for Employment is a Discriminatory Hiring Practice." You can read the post here: https://t.co/5AHz9HZghU

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We’re excited to welcome Class II of the @Arkbar-@ClintonSchool Public Service Academy to Little Rock. Thank you to our sponsors, @BowenLaw/@UARKLaw, and our steering committee for making the Public Service Academy possible. There’s a ton of talent in this photo! 👇

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The Journal is currently in the process of rebranding and revamping. We can't wait to share Issue 11 and our new look with everyone in 2022! 👀

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2 more days!

Topics include mental health in child welfare, disability law, a Q&A with the director of the Crisis Stabilization Unit, a panel with public defenders, and an ethics presentation... https://t.co/mXSFzRMVYx

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Check out this new blog, and check out the event! Tomorrow is the last day of the series! https://t.co/l8WxtYAN0T

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We are going over some CLE materials tonight and I’m truly astonished by how knowledgeable and experienced our speakers are on such an important issue!

We are so fortunate and thankful to have... https://t.co/vSEKgLdbzV

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50 Charged in Largest College Admissions Scam Ever https://t.co/dqr8WdSQtg

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Check out our latest blog post by Ashleigh Creed! https://t.co/Df0qWzWtyH

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Woman with autism admitted to Florida Bar, becoming "first openly-autistic lawyer," employer says https://t.co/LDMkl7ud8T

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Check out our latest blog by Ashleigh Creed! https://t.co/Df0qWzESH9

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In honor of President’s Day, here are the 58 national emergencies that have been declared since the act was enacted in 1976. https://t.co/Hs2xluF1gS

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Check out our latest article by Derek Henderson! https://t.co/HQQoct66WN