The Brennan Book Program encourages students, faculty and staff to engage with ideas of justice, equality and social change through reading and reflection.
Inspired by "campus book" programs at universities in the United States, the initiative aims to foster meaningful conversations across the Brennan community and encourage critical engagement with social justice issues.
Explore our collection of Brennan Book Program titles and recommended readings covering a range of social justice themes and perspectives. We encourage you to engage critically with the ideas presented and consider their relevance to law, leadership and society.
Brennanites can earn 20 ROJ points by submitting a 1,000-word reflection on an approved book. Please note that a maximum of two book reflections may be claimed per calendar year.
Have another book in mind?
If you've found a book that explores social justice issues but isn't listed here, get in touch with the Brennan Team. We'll be happy to discuss whether it's suitable for a Brennan Book Program reflection.
Reflective Prompts
Not sure where to start? Explore our reflective prompts to help you engage with the ideas, themes and social justice issues raised in your chosen book.
Prefer audiobooks? Many of the titles below are available through Audible and other audiobook platforms.