As law students gear up for on-campus recruitment/interviewing (OCR/OCI) and other interviews, many of which will likely be via video conference. Seeking practicing attorneys in the L.A./Southern California region to conduct virtual mock interviews from June to July, and (2) encouraging law students to participate as interviewees. To kick off the program, there will be a virtual panel event on Tuesday, June 8, 2021 from 5:30pm-6:30pm, where KABA and SCCLA attorneys will share with law students their insight and tips on the interview process. Go HERE for more information.

Patient Rights and Responsibilities. Go HERE to read about the program. Presented by Yemi Adeyanju, Esq.

Go HERE for more information. Register by May 24th.

Help give someone a fresh start. Go HERE for more information.

Organizations are considering what business life will be like after restrictions are lifted, and as discussed in the webinar Progress in Times of COVID the panel deliberated on concerns that have emerged about the impact that COVID has had on opportunities for women in arbitration. In this webinar, the intersection of race and gender will be explored. Go HERE for more information.

When issues of Implicit bias, cross-cultural miscommunication, and cross-cultural misidentification arise during arbitration or mediation they can have an adverse impact on the resolution of your client’s case. Learn to recognize indicators of implicit bias and cross-cultural misperceptions and how to respond to protect your client’s interest. Go HERE for more information.

Learn how in-house counsel can promote diversity, equity, and inclusion through their engagement of outside counsel, internal hiring efforts, and retaining and promoting the success of diverse in-house counsel talent. The program will also focus on how to start the dialogue, get buy-in and guidance from senior management, and manage success. Go HERE for more information.

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Join Dr. An Tran and YLLS for an hour of de-stressing and mindful discussion. Go HERE for more information and to RSVP.

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Langston & Morgan Stanley: A Conversation about Cryptocurrencies, Bitcoin and Investing with The Persaud Team at Morgan Stanley. Go HERE for more information and to RSVP.

The Hogan Lovells Asian Pacific American Affinity Group invites you to an APA Heritage Month event featuring opening remarks by Erika Moritsugu, Deputy Assistant to the President and the White House’s Senior Liaison to the Asian American and Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander Community followed by an exclusive panel discussion on concerns and challenges facing the Asian American community. Go HERE to RSVP and for more information..

The Burning of Black Wall Street: Then and Now 1921 - 2021. Go HERE for more information.

President Refo will share her priorities as the ABA President. Mr. Pedro Windsor Jr. will speak about the structure and work of the ABA Center for Diversity and Inclusion, including examples of key ABA DEI initiatives and ways you can get involved. Go HERE for more information and to RSVP.

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Now accepting applications. Deadline is July 1, 2021. Go HERE for more information.

The APABA Public Interest Fellowship is awarded annually to a law student who demonstrates leadership potential, maturity and responsibility, as well as a commitment to making a contribution to the Asian/Pacific Islander American community. The APABA Public Interest Fellow receives a $5,000 grant to spend at least 8 weeks of his or her summer working at a Los Angeles County nonprofit organization in a unit that serves the APIA community. Go HERE for more information.

This special endowment, in memory of Justice Spencer, will enable high-achieving Southwestern students who receive a judicial externship with an award. The fund may also provide scholarship support to Southwestern students. Learn more HERE.

The Office of the Federal Public Defender in the Central District of California is currently offering Post-Bar Fellowships. Go HERE for detailed information and to apply.

Applications are now open to volunteer on the California State Bar committees and they are seeking to fill positions on the following committees:

Detailed descriptions of these committees with vacancies can be found HERE.

Mariposa Women & Family Center is a not-for-profit organization that specializes in women's health issues. These include counseling, mental health, drug and alcohol support, domestic violence, community workshops, and professional training. Since its inception, Mariposa has been passionate about improving the health of our local communities through the well-being of women, their children, and their families. Get more information about Mariposa and donate HERE.

Laura’s House, a domestic violence shelter, also accepts a variety of items for their clients, families, and their upscale resale store. Get more information about Laura's House HERE.

Doing everything in their power to help men, women, young adults and veterans overcome difficult challenges so they can achieve the dignity of work. Information about clothing and accessories needed for their clients is available HERE.

The job postings are constantly updated. Go to our website's job corner to view the listings and kick up your career.

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