GRITS Conference
at the University of Texas School of Law
February 22-27, 2021
GRITS 2021 Schedule and Recording Links
GRITS Community Commitments
Register HERE for GRITS 2021!
Traditionally, GRITS has been a student-run public interest law conference held at the University of Texas School of Law that focuses on the difficulties and constraints inherent to social justice work in the South, and the unique strategies that legal practitioners and public interest workers have developed to meet those needs. This usually takes the form of a 2-day in-person conference.
For 2021, the conference has moved online! Taking Zoom fatigue into consideration, we have decided to spread our events across a whole week.
Check out our Keynote Speaker!
GRITS Community Commitments
Getting Radical In the South Conference strives to be an inclusive space for all attendees. In accordance with these commitments, we ask that all attendees abide by the following community commitments.
1. Attendees will stay muted during the entirety of panels, unless directly called upon by a moderator to ask panelists a question.
2. Attendees will refrain from verbal, graphic, or written discriminatory and or inappropriate comments related to age, body size or type, disability, gender, gender identity and expression, nationality or national origin, language, physical appearance, race, religion, sexual orientation, veteran status, education level, or socioeconomic status.
3. Attendees will refrain from recording any part of the conference. Some panels will be recorded, upon agreement of all participants, and you may contact conference organizers for recordings following the conference.
4. GRITS conference organizers reserve the right to expel any participant for violations of our community commitments.
*these commitments were inspired by the NLG #Law4ThePeople 2020 Convention Code of Conduct
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