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Watch Recordings of Law Library Webinars and Events You May Have Missed

Posted by: Kelly Goles

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Over the past six months, the Law Library has held many webinars on topics concerning foreign, comparative, and international law, Law Library collections, as well as our recurring orientations on how to research U.S. case law, federal statutes, and federal regulations. The Law Library also presented its annual Supreme Court Fellows Lecture and Human Rights Day events, as well as a webinar on Environmental Law Research. With so many webinars and events, you may have missed something from the past six months. Luckily, we recorded these events and they are available in several places. You can find Law Library events on our YouTube page and on the Library of Congress’s film and video page. To view any Law Library webinars, you can check out our YouTube webinar recordings playlist.
Still from our Environmental Law Research Webinar presented by senior legal reference librarian Anna Price.
We hope you enjoy these recordings and will join us for our upcoming webinars and events. You can find a complete list of upcoming webinars and events on the Law Library’s Legal Research Institute page.

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