Community Conversations, BIPOC, judges
SCOTUS in 2023
Hosted by ChangeLawyers, ACS Bay Area, and Equal Justice Society. What can we expect from the conservative legal movement in 2023? And what can be done to prepare ourselves for the most likely outcome? The overturning of Roe v Wade in 2022 was just the beginning. In 2023, the conservative legal movement will have plenty of opportunities to further unravel our rights, including rolling back LGBTQ+ rights and overturning election results— among other potentially explosive decisions. Our panelists will discuss the most alarming cases of 2023, and offer solutions to counter the radical conservative legal movement.
Community Conversations, BIPOC, judges
The End of Affirmative Action
Hosted by ChangeLawyers, ACS Bay Area, and Equal Justice Society. In 2022, a newly radical Supreme Court shocked our country by undoing decades of precedent. Up next? Stripping away race-conscious admission policies that overwhelmingly help BIPOC students create a better future for themselves. California already ended affirmative action 30 years ago, and the results have been devastating. Black, Latinx, and Native comprise a smaller percentage of law and medical schools than in the 1990s. Our panelists will discuss the possible outcomes of Students for Fair Admissions (SFFA) v. Harvard, and offer potential solutions to ensure higher education is accessible to BIPOC students.
Next Gen Awards, BIPOC, Gender Rights, scholarship reception
Next Gen Awards 2022: The Future of Roe
Fireside chat with professor and podcaster Melissa Murray.
Leaders Forum, BIPOC, Leaders Forum 2022, Own Your Career
Public Speaking 101
Do you have a goal to become a better public speaker? Or maybe you want more practice to strengthen your storytelling skills?
Leaders Forum, BIPOC, Leaders Forum 2022, Mental Health, Own Your Power
Hella Healing: How to heal from burn out
Do you find yourself feeling burned out and not knowing what to do about it?
Leaders Forum, BIPOC, Leaders Forum 2022, Own Your Power
Hella Values & Vision: How to show up as yourself
To show up as yourself, you need to examine your personal values and align them with the commitments your organization has made to racial and social justice. When internal or personal values and external commitments are out of alignment, mission statements, culture codes, and corporate values become meaningless.
Leaders Forum, Leaders Forum 2022
Interviewing 101: How to get the job
Do job interviews trigger your anxiety?
Leaders Forum, BIPOC, Leaders Forum 2022, Own Your Power
Hella Courageous Conversation: How to confront micro aggressions
This workshop will introduce different frameworks for having courageous/difficult conversations in addition to the process for giving and receiving feedback to ensure we are centering the lived experiences of the most intentionally ignored, and not white comfort.
Leaders Forum, BIPOC, Leaders Forum 2022, Own Your Power
Imposter Syndrome Hella Sucks
70% of the general population struggles with Imposter Syndrome, the feeling that one is not cut out, combined with a fear of being discovered as a fraud.
Leaders Forum, BIPOC, Leaders Forum 2022, Own Your Power
Hella Radical Inclusion: How to fix broken, racist systems
This workshop will focus on building humanity and recognizing privilege within yourself and your organization so Black and non-Black stakeholders of color can thrive.
Leaders Forum, Leaders Forum 2022, Own Your Career
Networking 101: How to build your network
Does networking trigger your anxiety?
Leaders Forum, BIPOC, Leaders Forum 2022, Own Your Power
How to show up for racial justice
In this introductory course of the Own Your Power Track, you will be introduced to the women of Hella Social Impact—a Black and non-Black women of color owned consultancy that helps people and organizations show up for racial justice. You will be introduced to their Notice. Name. Dismantle. Framework.
Next Gen Awards, BIPOC, scholarship reception
Next Gen Awards 2021
Fireside chat with Attorney General Rob Bonta + Supervisor Hillary Ronen
Community Conversations, BIPOC, judges, Own Your Career
Can a Social Justice Lawyer Like Me Become a Judge?
This webinar will provide an overview of the latest demographics on judicial diversity in California as well as review some of the efforts underway to support attorneys historically underrepresented on the bench in their judicial application process.
Community Conversations, BIPOC, Gender Rights, LGBTQ+
Queer & Undocumented
So you want to show up for LGBTQ+ immigrants?
Community Conversations, BIPOC, Gender Rights, LGBTQ+
Queer & BIPOC
How was the AIDS pandemic used to stigmatize LGBTQ+ BIPOC folks and immigrants?
Community Conversations, BIPOC, Gender Rights, LGBTQ+, Mental Health
Dismantling Transphobia
This workshop will help you understand how transphobic microaggressions show up in workplaces, and what your company, team, and individual colleagues can do to unlearn these biases and become true allies.
Community Conversations, BIPOC, judges, Mental Health, prosecutors
Decarceration for All
Why should folks convicted of violent crimes come home?
Next Gen Awards, BIPOC, scholarship reception
Next Gen Awards 2021: Women of Color with institutional power
Fireside chat between two women of color lawyers working inside--and bringing change to--institutions of power in both government and philanthropy.
Community Conversations, BIPOC, judges, Mental Health, prosecutors
Race as a Proxy for Risk
Why are Black people nearly 3 times less likely to be granted parole on average?
Community Conversations, BIPOC, judges, Mental Health, prosecutors
How to Dismantle Mass Incarceration
How has intergenerational trauma contributed to the mass incarceration of BIPOC people? How can healing be used to dismantle the criminal punishment system?
Community Conversations, BIPOC, judges, prosecutors
Prosecutors 101
What role have prosecutors played in mass incarceration and what role should they play today?
Community Conversations, BIPOC, judges, prosecutors
Prosecutors for Black Lives
In the age of Black Lives Matter, how can prosecutors show up for Black, Indegenous, and People of Color?
Community Conversations, BIPOC, prosecutors
From Slavery to Mass Incarceration
Why are so many of our people under some form of correctional control?
Leaders Forum, Mental Health
Self Care + Healing 101
Sometimes, we get so caught up with work and activism that we forget to listen to the stress signs from our bodies.
Next Gen Awards, BIPOC, prosecutors, scholarship reception
Next Gen Awards 2020
Featuring Attorney General Loretta Lynch, the first Black woman US Attorney General appointed by President Barack Obama in 2015.
Community Conversations, BIPOC, judges, Own Your Career
Courts & Law Clerks 101
What can law clerks do to help dismantle systemic inequities in our courtrooms?
Community Conversations, BIPOC, judges, prosecutors
The Fight for Freedom: How to liberate wrongfully convicted people
How do you liberate a man who’s spent nearly 20 years in prison for a crime he didn’t commit? Recently featured in the new Netflix series, the Innocence Files, Franky Carrillo was exonerated with the help of a team of lawyers, judges, and activists.
Community Conversations, BIPOC, judges, prosecutors
We Keep Us Safe
How can we reimagine safety in the age of aggressive policing and mass incarceration?
Leaders Forum, BIPOC, Own Your Career
Build Your Power: Brand Protection for Social Impact
Many first generation and people of color have ideas to advance social justice based on their lived experiences. But where do you begin this process and how do you protect your intellectual property?
Leaders Forum, Own Your Career
Introduction to Public Speaking
Julia Wilson, a social justice lawyer and leadership coach with over 20 years of experience as a public speaker and storyteller, will help you learn how to claim public speaking space.
Leaders Forum, Own Your Career
Financial Planning 101
What unique challenges do people of color, Queer folks, Womxn, and others face in building and protecting our assets and securing our future?
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