2021 Know Your Worth Conference
Omar Ha-Redeye helped moderate a discussion at the Know Your Worth Conference on Feb. 27, 2021, discussing Lessons Injustice.
The event was hosted by the Black Law Students Association of Osgoode Hall.
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