‘The best way to protect voting rights’: A book Q&A with Richard Hasen
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A career of civil rights activism inspired by the Critical Race Studies Program
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Ann Carlson returns to UCLA Law following a distinguished run as NHTSA head
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UCLA Foundation names Cheryl Lott '04 chair-elect
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Dean’s fireside chat: A conversation with Angela Onwuachi-Willig
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'The Gold Dust Twins': How two UCLA Law classmates uncovered a remarkable personal connection rooted in the civil rights movement
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Michael Chow '10 has been promoted to partner at Orrick.
John De La Merced '14 has started a new role as partner at Stubbs Alderton & Markiles, LLP.
Sherry Jackman '10 has been promoted to partner at Greenberg Glusker LLP.
Ana Najera Mendoza '14 has been named education equity project director at ACLU SoCal.
Jake Voorhees '23 has joined Downey Brand LLP as an associate in the firm's natural resources group.
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The art of the trial ⚖️
Alumnus Barry Cappello ’65 and his partner Leila Noël came to campus to discuss their landmark lending-discrimination case.
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| Celebrating BLSA 🎉
Meet the co-chairs of the Black Law Students Association (BLSA), Michael Stallworth '25 & Cheyenne Smith '25.
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AI vs. copyright law 🧐
Who will win in the battle between artificial intelligence & copyright law? Prof. Xiyin Tang weighs in.
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| Meet the co-editors-in-chief of IPJLCR 📰
Shara Burwell '24 & Lexie Speed '24 share what their roles with the Indigenous Peoples' Journal of Law, Culture & Resistance means to them.
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March 8
Emmett Institute Spring Symposium - Powering the Future: Digging into Critical Minerals, Supply Chains, and the Energy Transition
The clean energy transition depends on a robust and reliable supply of critical minerals. The Emmett Institute’s 2024 symposium will explore the wide range of legal and environmental issues raised by this global race to extract critical minerals. Our moderators and panelists from around the world will confront the policy drivers of this energy transition; governance questions related to supply chains; the rise of resource nationalism; and the risks to vulnerable communities.
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March 8
2024 Copyright Symposium
Convening the foremost copyright scholars, practitioners, and industry leaders on emerging and pressing issues within copyright law — this year's symposium focuses on AUTHORSHIP and will address authorship and AI, community authors and cultural property, and more. Co-hosted by UCLA Law's Institute for Technology, Law & Policy and the McCarthy Institute at Arizona State University.
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March 15
Laura E. Gómez Retirement Symposium and Reception
Celebrate the career of Laura E. Gómez, Rachel F. Moran Endowed Chair in Law and founding co-director of UCLA's Critical Race Studies program. Professor Gómez is the esteemed author of Manifest Destinies: The Making of the Mexican American Race, and Inventing Latinos: A New Story of American Racism. Co-sponsored with the Chicanx-Latinx Law Review and Latinx Law Students Association.
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April 4 and 5
Williams Institute Legacy Gala and Annual Update
This year, the Annual Update Legacy Gala on April 4 will bring together over 300 people, elected officials, judges, academics, celebrities, and others for a cocktail hour and formal seated dinner in honor of our founder Chuck Williams, who passed away in April 2023.
On April 5, the Annual Update will be held at UCLA School of Law. The Annual Update is the Williams Institute's signature event held each spring in Los Angeles, featuring a half-day conference, the final round of our Moot Court competition, and an awards reception.
Attend the gala | Attend the annual update
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April 18-19
Reflecting on the Past to Advance the Future: Celebrating a Decade of the Resnick Center for Food Law and Policy
Saluting the Resnick Center as it celebrates its 10-year anniversary, this conference will reflect on the past, present and future of the field of food law and policy.
During the first day of the conference, the center and the Academy for Food Law and Policy will co-host panel sessions on the history of and models in teaching the field of food law and policy and a workshop for selected new works in food law and policy. On the second day of the conference, the center will hold panels on climate change and food; nutrition policy, labelling, and healthy living; and how systems thinking can impact food law and policy locally, nationally and globally.
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