For over 30 years, the Pace Energy and Climate Center has been a leader in finding solutions to our energy and climate challenges on the local, state, regional, national and international levels.
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Centers and Institutes
Through our renowned centers and institutes, the Elisabeth Haub School of Law at Pace University directs its innovative spirit into emerging and re-emerging realms of the law where it can play a decisive role in shaping local and global policy, structuring practice, and also helping clients and the community.
The Pace Food Law Center supports the transition to a just and sustainable food system by providing legal services, advocacy, scholarship, and student education.
The Center anchors innovative and ongoing projects to develop necessary laws to address the world’s most pressing global environmental issues.
The Pace Land Use Law Center is dedicated to fostering the development of sustainable communities and regions through the promotion of innovative land use strategies and dispute resolution techniques.
The Pace Women’s Justice Center provides free legal services to victims and survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, and elder abuse.
BAILE is a non-profit research, teaching and policy center dedicated to fostering relations between the U.S. and Brazil in their shared goal of environmental protection and sustainable development.
The Institute generates educational opportunities for law students and promotes interdisciplinary collaboration between scholars, policymakers and practitioners in and outside the Pace community.
The Institute promotes the commercial rule of law and access to justice by providing educational opportunities and online legal resources in international commercial law and dispute resolution.
The Hub addresses global sustainability challenges through policy and research projects, partnerships with the business community, and capacity building in private environmental governance.