This day-and-a-half symposium features prominent Latina scholars, attorneys, policy leaders and law students from across the country to spotlight 21st-century legal issues with a Latina lens.
RSVP-only opening reception will launch weeklong gallery showing in Kerckhoff Art Gallery.
Join Gabriela Solis (MPP/MSW 2019) and Marianna Yamamoto to learn about the work of Harvard GPL, as well as fellowship and employment opportunities.
Join us in warmly welcoming the 2024 cohort of the UCLA Activist-in-Residence program to the UCLA community.
Graduate students are invited to hear from panelists representing the Coalition for Humane Immigrant Rights, the L.A. County Human Relations Commission and the Muslim Public Affairs Council.
Join James Suazo, Executive Director of Long Beach Forward, to learn about the history of community organizing in LA, how organizing differs from advocacy, and how to get involved in local organizing efforts.
UCLA Luskin Professor Mark Peterson will participate in a discussion based around the new book, "Grow and Hide: The History of America’s Health Care State."
Noted writer and historian will explore inter-institutional ideas and organizing in the Institute on Inequality and Democracy's 2nd annual Distinguished Lecture in Ideas and Organizing.
Hear from the Public Policy alumnus who served as an investigative counsel on the House Jan. 6 Committee and is now senior advisor with the law firm Miller & Chevalier.
Join us in Northern California for an evening of camaraderie, nostalgia and the opportunity to reconnect with fellow alumni.
