This event is hosted by New York University School of Law Review of Law & Social Change.
Join us for a book talk on “Pink Crime: Fighting Against the Criminalization of Motherhood, Pregnancy, and Queer Identity.”
Today, women and queer people are increasingly prosecuted for pregnancy loss charged as murder, parents are losing custody over positive drug tests, and wrongful convictions are built on junk science and bias.
Hosted by the Review of Law & Social Change at New York University School of Law, Miriam Mack of Movement for Family Power will join author Valena Beety or a discussion about how the criminal legal and family policing "child welfare” systems intersect to surveil, punish, and separate families–and what it will take to build a future grounded in reproductive justice.
When? 1PM ET - September 23, 2026
Where? New York University School of Law - Furman Hall, Room 212 - 245 Sullivan Street New York, NY 10012