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Videostreams

• CNN Interview on Affirmative Action (linked 2007 05 20)
  As always, soundbites aren’t helpful. Here’s what’s important to know:
• Treating Asians worse than Whites is “negative action” and there’s no justification for it
• Treating Asians the same as Whites is “neutral action”, and this may be justified even if both groups suffer indirect burdens in light of affirmative action given to other groups
• To learn more about these concepts, see my Negative Action article
• To learn more about what recent research from the mind sciences says about this topic, see my Fair Measures article
• Rutter Award for Excellence in Teaching (April 2007) :: wmv
• Behavioral Realism: Future History of Implicit Bias and the Law, OSU, Nov. 06 :: videostream (realplayer) :: audio (mp3)
• ACS 2006 Convention :: Next Generation Discrimination Videostream (initial remarks start around 9:30mins in, with Q&A after speakers complete)
• Cyber-race and Trojan Horses, State of Play II @ NYLS (Oct. 30, 2004)
  videostream of panel (after Nick Yee & Aaron Delwiche; also Q&As)
• Tech Talk @ Google (Common Sense) (with Dana Cuff & Mark Hansen) (videostream starts at minute 23)
• RFID Privacy Workshop @ MIT, Summation (Nov 15, 2003) :: videostream

Mindmaps of Talks

• 2007 CRS active learning workshop map (Aug 07)
• UCLA CRS Study and Exam Workshop 1 (Sept 06) and Workshop 2 (Oct 06)
• Technology in the Service of Social Change @ UC Irvine (Sept 2006)
• Pervasive Computing Keynote @ American Association of Law Librarians @ San Antonio, TX (July 20, 2005)
• Pervasive Computing & Civil Society, iPerCS @ UCLA (May 28, 2004)
• Privacy, Berkman iLaw lecture (May 15, 2004)
• Denying Prejudice: Japanese American Internment and Boomerang of Reparations | Saturday School (April 17, 2004) :: map :: article
• JOLT Media Ownership panel (Mar 20, 2004)
• Privacy :: Berkman iLAW 2002

Text of Speeches (text constituted based on the talk)

• Asian Pacific American Bar Association Founding Celebration Keynote 98
• Graduation Speech at UCLAW 98

Editorals / Opinions