UO School of Law Domestic Violence Clinic featuring
PROFESSOR SARAH DEER, MacArthur Fellow
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 2015, 7 P.M.
175 KNIGHT LAW CENTER, 1515 AGATE STREET
Reception to Follow Open to the Public

Sarah Deer is a professor at William
Mitchell College of Law and the
co-director of the Indian Law Clinic. An
expert on violent crime on Indian tribal
lands, Deer advocates for laws and policies
to protect Native women from domestic
violence and sexual abuse. Her work was
critical to the passage of federal legislation
expanding the power of tribes to hold
perpetrators accountable. She is the
recipient of a 2014 MacArthur Fellowship.

UO School of Law Domestic Violence Clinic featuring
PROFESSOR SARAH DEER, MacArthur Fellow
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 2015, 7 P.M.
175 KNIGHT LAW CENTER, 1515 AGATE STREET
Reception to Follow Open to the Public

Sarah Deer is a professor at William
Mitchell College of Law and the
co-director of the Indian Law Clinic. An
expert on violent crime on Indian tribal
lands, Deer advocates for laws and policies
to protect Native women from domestic
violence and sexual abuse. Her work was
critical to the passage of federal legislation
expanding the power of tribes to hold
perpetrators accountable. She is the
recipient of a 2014 MacArthur Fellowship.