Conference and Panel Discussion: “Women and Criminal Justice”

With Catherine Ménabé, Associate Professor of Law, University of Nancy
An event organized in collaboration with Prof. Marie-Christine Sordino
Friday, March 30, 2018, from 5:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.
School of Law and Political Science, Building 2, Lecture Hall 001

Is there a difference in how women and men are treated by the judicial and correctional systems? This question will be addressed by Catherine Ménabé, author of a book on female criminality. This lecture and discussion will also provide an opportunity to explore the issue of women as victims and the feminization of the legal profession.
Photograph from Jean-Jacques Ader’s exhibition *gestuElles*, presented as part of Women’s History Month 2016.
 
 
 
 
 
An event presented as part of
“GIVING BACK TO UM / Women’s History Month 2018”
March 6–31, 2018
Exhibitions, discussions, lectures, workshops, films, performances,…
An invitation to reflect on and discuss the status of women in 2018, both at the university and in society.
Download the full program for Women’s Month at UM.