Weekend Roundup

• This coming March, the blog IntLawGrrls will celebrate its first decade with a "10th birthday conference." According to the call for papers, the conference organizers "welcome paper proposals from academics, students, policymakers, and advocates, in English, French, or Spanish, on all topics in international, comparative, foreign, and transnational law and policy." The organizers have specifically asked us to spread the word, so we imagine that historical contributions would be most welcome!

•  Have you renewed your membership in the American Society for Legal History?

• Thomas Sugrue, NYU, on the first days of the Trump Presidency, on the American Forum of UVA's Miller Center for Public Affairs.

•  ICYMI: Alfred Brophy and Kelley Deetz on Nat Turner’s Legacy in OUPblog.  The Washington Post profiled Philip J. Hirschkop, the Lovings’ lawyer. The New York Times’s Francis X. Clines remembers Ken Hechler, a congressional architect of the Coal Mine Health and Safety Act of 1969.

Weekend Roundup is a weekly feature compiled by all the Legal History bloggers.