
The 21 Public Interest Law Association fellows worked with a wide range of organizations to directly support clients, many of whom are members of communities hit hardest by COVID-19.
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Students on a Zoom call.
The team competes in March after a semifinal finish at this month's Constance Baker Motley Mock Trial Competition.
Registration is currently open for a number of mentorship opportunities through which practitioners can counsel and connect with current students.
The plan helps faculty, staff and students gain a deeper understanding of cultural competencies, recognizing and addressing microaggressions, managing difficult conversations, understanding white fragility, implementing anti-racism strategies and classroom management.
With vaccine distribution plans in effect across the country, UW Law Professor Patricia Kuszler discusses how the rollouts are shaping the return to pre-pandemic life.
Early in her career, Nicole Buckley 2L has already been a part of ground-breaking research and advocacy efforts that strike the core of American democratic institutions.
Charles V. Johnson
Judge Johnson was a distinguished King County Superior Court judge, former president of the Seattle Chapter of the NAACP, and dedicated mentor whose legal support is considered by many to have been the backbone of the civil rights movement in King County.
Guest: Joan Altman, Director of Government Affairs & Strategic Partnerships, Washington Health Benefit Exchange
Guest: Dr. Isaiah Pickens, Licensed Clinical Psychologist, Founder, iOpening Enterprises
Guests: Rion Ramirez, CEO, Port Madison Enterprises, Suquamish Tribe; David Trujillo, Director, Washington State Gambling Commission
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