Events
Why Europe Needs to Take Back the Diversity Principle: From Humboldt and Mill to America’s Diversity Wars—and Back Again
Event information and registration: UCL Faculty of Laws
The Diversity Principle: The Story of a Transformative Idea
Talk and conversation with Carol Graham, Chair of the National Liberal Club Diversity and Inclusion Group and Chair of the Sturgeon Foundation.
Event information and registration: National Liberal Club
The Principle of Diversity: Alive and Well?
Panel with Prof. Sandra Fredman, Prof. Barbara Havelková, Prof. Lucy Vickers, and David B. Oppenheimer
Event information: Oxford Faculty of Law
How Diversity and Inclusion Came Under Attack
With Ivana Isailović, Samira Rafaela, and David B. Oppenheimer
Moderated by Rokhaya Seck
Law and the Politics of Diversity
A conversation about law, diversity and inclusion, universities, workplaces, and contemporary debates in Europe and the United States.
Event information and registration: SPUI25
The Value of Diversity
David B. Oppenheimer in conversation with Lorraine Daston, bringing their two new intellectual histories of diversity into conversation.
Moderated by Prof. Dr. Ewa Atanassow
Event information: Bard College Berlin
Lila Lunch Special: The Diversity Principle
A conversation about what diversity means at the university and beyond, where the idea comes from, and why Wilhelm and Caroline von Humboldt matter.
Moderated by Prof. Dr. Susanne Baer
The History of Diversity
A conversation with Isabelle Hanne, journalist at Libération and former U.S. correspondent.
Event information and registration: American Library in Paris
Presentation and discussion of The Diversity Principle: The Story of a Transformative Idea
Séminaire « Politiques antidiscriminatoires »
Discussion introduced by Daniel Sabbagh (Sciences Po/CERI)
Chaired by Marie Mercat-Bruns (Sciences Po/École de droit)
The Diversity Principle: The Story of a Transformative Idea
Moderated by Marie Spinoy
Light-lunch reception follows.
Workshop on The Diversity Principle and Equality & Anti-Discrimination Law
Hosted by Prof. Cathérine Van de Graaf and Prof. Pieter Cannoot
Book discussion and workshop on current Belgian research in equality and anti-discrimination law.
The Diversity Principle: The Story of a Transformative Idea
Hosted by Prof. Isabelle Rorive, with Vice-Rector Isabelle Meuret and Prof. Ana Maria Corrêa
The Diversity Principle’s German Roots
Moderated by Prof. Dr. Dr. h.c. Ute Sacksofsky, M.P.A. (Harvard)
The Diversity Principle's European Roots
“The Diversity Principle's European Roots” is part of the Global Gender Equality Seminar Series at the European University Institute.
14:00 - 16:00 CEST at Sala del Capitolo, Badia Fiesolana Florence, Italy
Register and find more information here
Case Western Reserve University Siegal Lifelong Learning Program
A link will be provided.
Note that the time is in Eastern Daylight Time.
Commonwealth Club: In conversation with Dorothy Ehrlich
Announcement and RSVP: https://www.commonwealthclub.org/events/2026-03-11/diversity-principle-story-transformative-idea
Time zone is in PT
Book Launch Event in honor of the Student Research Assistants who worked on The Diversity Principle
We will meet in room 105 of the Berkeley Law building from 5:00-6:30 PM, followed by a reception in the Law School Donor’s Lobby. I'm hoping we will be able to livestream it on Zoom as well.
Here is the RSVP responder link for February 24: https://forms.gle/gFsUpkSif9rntpTVA
Space is limited, so I’d be grateful if you would fill out the RSVP form at your earliest convenience.
Follow this link to see recordings of past events.