Martha Minow
Martha Minow
Harvard Law Professor | Law, Education & Social Change
Martha Minow is a renowned legal scholar and Professor at Harvard Law School.
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Martha Minow is a renowned legal scholar and Professor at Harvard Law School. As the former Dean of Harvard Law, she has shaped legal education for decades.
Minow's extensive body of work examines the role of law in addressing social injustice, including her books 'In Brown's Wake' and 'When Should Law Forgive? '.
She has advised governments and organizations on human rights, education reform, and navigating cultural differences. Minow's keynotes provide frameworks for using law and policy to drive meaningful societal progress.
How forgiveness can create a more just legal system
How forgiveness can create a more just legal system
How forgiveness can create a more just legal system
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