11 students standing in front of a statute of a gun with a knotted barrel.

CUNY Law students, including Sorensen Fellows, at the United Nations for “Tour and Talks”

Empowering the Next Generation

Through Scholar-in-Residence lectures, dynamic programming, and global fellowships, the Sorensen Center equips students with international experience and expertise to become leaders in the field. Students participate in many Sorensen Center learning opportunities, including “Tour and Talks” at the United Nations and a Human Rights Retreat at Val-Kill, home of Eleanor Roosevelt.

EXCHANGE IDEAS

Through a speakers series, the Sorensen Center features extraordinary leaders discussing groundbreaking issues around the world.

MAKE AN IMPACT

The Fellowship Program provides law students with opportunities to make an impact in communities around the world.

LEARN FROM SCHOLARS

Scholars-in-Residence guest lecture, host seminars, speak at events, and engage with faculty and students.

FOCUS ON COMPARATIVE LAW

The Comparative Law Program advances intellectual exchanges with communities around the world.

ADVOCATE FOR JUSTICE THROUGH ART

An innovative art initiative furthers the Center’s mission to advocate for international peace and justice.