Class of 2024: Meet Abby Ryckman
Abby Ryckman ’24 was able to translate her undergraduate studies in science and medicine into…
Browsing: Jennifer Gordon
Could Brazil and Colombia’s Integration of Venezuelan Migrants Be a Model for Refugee Labor?
According to Fordham Law Professor Jennifer Gordon, the exodus of Venezuelans has become the world’s…
Fordham Law Celebrates New Faculty Chairs
Four Fordham Law professors have been awarded named chairs in recognition of their outstanding scholarship…
Bloomberg Law: Prof. Jennifer Gordon Explains New Labor Department Proposal
Fordham Law Professor Jennifer Gordon, employment and labor law expert, is quoted in a Bloomberg…
Unfair Competition Under the USMCA: The Case of Migrant Workers on US Farms
Professor Jennifer Gordon wrote an op-ed on forced labor in US agriculture and the need…
Anthony Damelio FCRH ’08, LAW ’22 Named a Skadden Fellow
Stein Scholar Anthony Damelio FCRH ’08, LAW ’22 has been awarded a Skadden Foundation Fellowship,…
Fordham Law Scholars Featured in “Big Idea” Limited Video Series
Eight members of the Fordham Law faculty recently spoke about the big ideas that drive…
Former New York Times Journalist Discusses Workers’ Rights During COVID-19 with Fordham Law Community
On October 27, the Workers’ Rights Advocates (WRA) and Stein Public Interest Scholars at Fordham…
Labor Rights Group Aims to Hold Apparel Brands Jointly Liable for Alleged Supply Chain Abuses
An article by Professor Jennifer Gordon was mentioned in The Fashion Law regarding the conflict between…
Decent Work and Central American Immigration
Professor Jennifer Gordon, with co-author JJ Rosenbaum, outlines the complicated relationship between decent work and…