Free and Low Cost Law School Casebooks and Teaching Resources

Free modules legal educators can use to help students understand structural violence across a variety of subjects and class levels—including citizenship & race, corporations & human rights, mass incarceration, and more. The modules include learning objectives, discussion questions, and background, and professors can adapt it to suit their needs.

Columbia Law School Faculty Resources

How to incorporate racial and social justice issues into law classes. Includes guides for criminal law, administrative law, evidence and more.

Includes resources for legal education on incorporating DEI into the classroom and materials for 1L classes.

University of Wisconsin Law lists resources on Race & Civil Procedure, Race & Torts, etc.

from the Derek Bok Center for Teaching and Learning (Harvard University)

A series of videos on combatting implicit bias, specifically targeting key players in the judicial system: judges, prosecutors and public defenders. Also includes resource toolkits.

Series of videos examining race and constitutional law, contracts, criminal law and civil procedure.

Symposium videos on Building an Antiracist Law School, Implicit Bias in Bankruptcy Law, Race and Contract Law and more.