Annual Public Service Challenge

Join us for the 2022 Public Service Challenge!

Every year, UCLA Law’s Public Service Challenges brings students, alumni, faculty, and UCLA Law friends and family together to volunteer and participate in public service. Members of the UCLA Law community are challenged to do at least two hours of public service during this week.

The 2022 Public Service Challenge runs from November 4-11. No classes will be held on Election Day (November 8). On November 10, we will celebrate the 2022 Public Service Challenge with a party in the Shapiro Courtyard!

Register for the 2022 Public Service Challenge

How to Participate

UCLA Law students participate in a community garden clean-up during the inaugural 2020 Public Service Challenge.
UCLA Law students participate in a community garden clean-up during the inaugural 2020 Public Service Challenge.
  1. Register for the 2022 Public Service Challenge here.
  2. Vote!: Information on voter registration deadlines in California here.
  3. Volunteer!:Volunteer opportunities include those listed below. Registered participants will receive information about all of the opportunities that will be available the week of November 4-11.
  • Voting rights research with the UCLA Voting Rights Project
  • Remote eviction defense clinic with Community Legal Aid SoCal
  • LA Regional Food Bank
  • Immigration clinic with Esperanza Immigrant Rights Center
  • CourtWatch with National Lawyers Guild-LA
  • Community garden clean-up
  • Project Angel Food
  • …and more!
  1. Share: Please post a picture of you participating in the 2022 Public Service Challenge with the hashtag #UCLALaw4LA and help us share the value of public service!

If you’d like to create and share a volunteer opportunity, please contact the Schrader Pro Bono Program at publicinterestoffice@law.ucla.edu.

Register for the 2022 Public Service Challenge
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