Celebrating Impact
Dayton Campbell-Harris 3L has held a number of leadership positions at the law school — including his current role as Washington International Law Journal editor-in-chief — where today he leads multifold efforts to foster community while honing the tools to help marginalized communities.
Over his career as a Microsoft executive, Michael Angiulo 3L has presided over some of the biggest innovations in the history of personal computing. Today, he is parlaying his experience and expertise into work on issues at the intersection of technology and humanity.
As resource attorney for the Washington Defender Association’s Incarcerated Parents Project, D’Adre Cunningham ‘01 works at the vanguard of the fight to dismantle what is often one of the criminal legal system’s most harmful practices.
Whether in legislative bodies, the court system, the workplace or the community, those with legal training are helping us move toward an equitable and anti-racist society. By William Covington
UW Law students, faculty and staff reworked the course to knit tightly with the first-year curriculum while bringing in leading voices in service of diversifying the lens through which first-year students study law.
Young Japanese Americans during WWII.
On a new episode of UW Law's DISCOVERY podcast, SU School of Law Professor Margaret Chon discusses what the successful campaign for Japanese-American reparations tells us about today's fight for racial justice.
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