Dear colleagues,

I’m excited to share an additional pedagogical resource for voting rights and election law educators: a VIDEO Voting Rights curriculum. This v-casebook is an excellent supplement to any courses and seminars on election law. It features an array of leading scholars who each explain and analyze the text of a different seminal Supreme Court case, including Shaw, Shelby County, and Citizens United. No video is more than 15 minutes. The videos are perfect complements to traditional written casebooks and deepen students’ engagement with key cases and doctrines.  Here is the direct link: https://CRBW.law.harvard.edu.

The casebook is the brainchild of my HLS colleague Alexandra Natapoff, and we are sharing it for free with educators and nonprofits during this important election year.  We hope that by sharing these sophisticated materials, we can promote a deeper understanding of this vital area of law. Just register on the website if you’d like to take a look. Please also share it with other educators who might want to use it.

Feel free to reach out to Sasha ([email protected]) or me if you have any questions.