April 12, 2024 4:00 PM - 5:00 PM

Join us as we sit down with the Mayor for a report on the state of our unhoused community. What positive results can she share with us? What have been the greatest challenges? What are the roles of philanthropy, government, and business in solving this crisis? What can each of us do to support this herculean effort?


Keynote Speaker: The Honorable Karen Bass, Mayor of the City of Los Angeles

In conversation with: Kevin Murray, President & CEO, Weingart Center Association

With Dean Michael Waterstone to make welcome and introductory remarks

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Grace Meng (left) and Karin Wang
Grace Meng (left) and Karin Wang

“Leadership” was the word of the day when more than 150 members of the UCLA School of Law community gathered on campus on March 3 for the seventh annual U. Serve L.A. celebration. Every year, the auction and awards ceremony shines a spotlight on the trailblazing excellence of the many students, scholars, alumni and leaders in and around the law school’s renowned David J.

Left to right: Kitty Young and Evan Mitchell Zepeda hold photos of their relatives, civil rights icons Joseph L. Rauh Jr. and Clarence M. Mitchell Jr.
Kitty Young (left) and Evan Mitchell Zepeda hold photos of their relatives, civil rights icons Joseph L. Rauh Jr. and Clarence M. Mitchell Jr.

When Katharine “Kitty” Young ’24 and Evan Mitchell Zepeda ’24 met in their 1L section at UCLA School of Law in the opening days of the Fall 2021 semester, neither of them anticipated the incredible connection that they would make through their years as classmates and friends. By chance, both women had been raised in Maryland, and they had traveled far from their hometowns to forge careers in California.

March 13, 2024 12:15 PM - 1:30 PM

ACLU attorney Corene Kendrick and Arizona Republic reporter Jimmy Jenkins explore how lawyers and journalists can work together to publicize constitutional violations occurring in prisons.

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