Albiston Prize
The Albiston Prize recognizes exemplary student scholarship on recent developments in
Gender, Law & Justice.
Eligibility:
Work must be written by students who were enrolled in law school during the Spring semester;
Article has not previously been published and is not committed to being published elsewhere;
Work meets BGLJ's mandate: to publish feminist legal scholarship that critically examines the intersection of gender with one or more other axes of subordination, including, but not limited to, race, class, sexual orientation, and disability;
Recommended 30-50 page manuscript, although the quality of the work will be assessed regardless of length.
To ask questions or submit: Email bglj.rdc@berkeley.edu
“[BGLJ] is organized around the idea that even innovative and revolutionary feminist legal scholarship tends to make implicit assumptions that obscure the race, sexual orientation, class, and the disability statuses of women.”
— Professor Catherine Albiston
Congratulations to the 2021 Winner
Nina Henry (NYU School of Law Class of 2022)! Expect to see her piece, “If Howard Could Have a Baby: Disability, Stereotyping, and the Sex-Neutral Pregnancy,” in our upcoming Volume!