Christine Evans
Adjunct Professor @Northwestern University Pritzker School Of Law
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WORK HISTORY
Adjunct Professor @Northwestern University Pritzker School Of Law
Chicago, IL, US
Teach Women, Gender, and Human Rights seminar course for 15-20 students on semester basis. Responsibilities include- Design, organize, and present course syllabus and weekly class lectures and activities and facilitate class discussion using a variety of teaching methodologies, both in-person and remotely- Evaluate students’ performance through class participation, team presentations, and term papers, including through one-on-one feedback sessions.
EDUCATION
Eastern Mennonite University
Certification, Restorative Justice
Boston University
B.S., Journalism
Northwestern University Pritzker School of Law
LL.M., International Human Rights
Northwestern University Pritzker School of Law
J.D.
ABOUT CHRISTINE EVANS
Founder of Shared Roots Mediation, L3C, a mediation and conflict transformation practice that specializes in applying the principles and practices of restorative and transformative justice to all forms of conflict resolution. With nearly two decades of experience as a public interest attorney in the United States and internationally, Christine brings her expertise and knowledge of the criminal legal system, victims\' and gender rights, and issues of sexual harm to her work tailoring personalized processes for harm survivors seeking accountability and justice outside of traditional legal systems.Prior to starting Shared Roots, Christine served as an attorney at the Chicago Alliance Against Sexual Exploitation (CAASE) for several years. At Shared Roots, we provide all forms of conflict resolution, including mediation, community accountability, and restorative and transformative justice processes. We also offer educational opportunities and training for non-profit organizations and community groups. Christine\'s commitment to the principles of restorative and transformative justice is reflected in her teaching as an adjunct professor at Northwestern Pritzker School of Law, where she instructs on gender and human rights issues.In addition to her work at Shared Roots, Christine serves as the president and chief funding officer of the Evans Family Foundation. She holds a bachelor\'s degree from Boston University, a juris doctorate and LLM in International Human Rights from Northwestern Pritzker School of Law, and a graduate certification in Restorative Justice from Eastern Mennonite University.
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