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Attention all technology and senior staff:
Don't forget to
register
for LAAC's 4th Annual Tech Summit by April 18th. Reserve your spot today and t
ake a peek at
LAAC is excited to announce our 2019 Annual Technology Conference:
Client CARE: Collecting Analytics for Readability and Effective Delivery of Services
This year's summit will focus on improving usability of legal aid websites and technology through data analytics and best practices.
The summit will be held in Los Angeles on Friday, April 19, 2019 from 9:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
If you are interested in presenting at LAAC's 4th Annual Technology Summit, or have any questions about the summit, please contact LAAC Program Associate Safia Kartoum at [email protected]
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Praise for NITA-LAAC Trainings
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Loyola faculty and legal aid attorneys.
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In collaboration with the National Institute for Trial Advocacy (
NITA
), LAAC coordinated a three-day trial advocacy training at UC Davis School of Law on March 28-30 just for legal aid lawyers, the third training since December. Building on the success of the two prior trainings at Loyola Law School and UC Hastings School of Law, the Davis training brought over 50 legal aid attorneys together for three days of intensive learning, instruction, and practice.
LAAC and NITA are excited to bring another training to the legal aid community this upcoming August. Please contact LAAC Program Attorney Lauren Lofton at
[email protected]
for more information.
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The Worldwide #MeToo Movement Conference at Berkeley Law
On May 14, Berkeley Law will host an international conference on The Worldwide #MeToo Movement: Global Resistance to Sexual Harassment. Please visit
their website
for more information.
- The conference will feature 50 speakers from 20 countries representing six continents. There will be keynote addresses, including one by Catharine MacKinnon, the Harvard Law and Michigan Law professor and scholar-activist who invented the term "sexual harassment."
- Workshop topics will include the role of litigation in finding solutions to harassment, the role of law reform in finding solutions to harassment, the role of social media, and the due process rights of complainants and respondents.
- Because we have partnered with Berkeley SOL for this conference, our members will receive a discount on the regular registration fee.
Please contact LAAC Program Attorney Lauren Lofton at [email protected] with any questions.
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Register for Pathways to Justice Conference Today!
Pathways to Justice 2019
will be from Monday, June 3 to Wednesday, June 5, 2019 at the Judicial Council of California Milton Marks Conference Center in San Francisco, CA. More information available at the
LAAC in-person trainings
, The State Bar website, or email
[email protected].
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LAAC's
Self-Care Corner
Spring cleaning time is here! This might not feel like a self-care action to everyone, but like
Marie Kondo says, "The objective of cleaning is not just to clean, but to feel happiness living in that environment." We hope you can make some time for yourself this month and declutter the house, spruce up the yard, or start that 30 day cleanse you've been putting off.
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Check out our FREE upcoming webinars!
Please register for Bring 'Legal Aid Day in Sacramento' to Your District! Engaging State Legislators at the Local Level on Apr 11, 2019 12:00 PM PDT at:
LAAC Executive Director Salena Copeland will provide an overview of how to engage your legislator on important legal aid issues right within your own district. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the webinar.
If you are interested in putting on a webinar training through LAAC or have any trainings questions, please contact [email protected].
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