This event will explore the long-hidden WWII program of kidnapping, indefinite incarceration, and hostage exchange of Japanese Latin Americans. Over 2,200 immigrant residents and citizens of Japanese ancestry from 13 Latin American countries were imprisoned in US concentration camps, with over 800 people deported to Japan for hostage exchanges.

Anti-Asian violence is not new -- it has permeated the entire history of Asians in the U.S. But the wave of anti-Asian violence during the past year has found Asian American women in the bulls-eye, including the horrific shootings in Atlanta.

Systemic racism -- sometimes called institutional or structural racism -- can be defined as a form of racism woven into society through laws and institutions that treat people differently based on race, contributing to perpetual inequalities in power, wealth, education, medical care, housing, dignity, and opportunity.

A webinar about the vetting process for judicial appointment applications.

Inspired by attorneys who are in a solo and small firm practice, this annual 2-day event brings together a community of solo and small firm practitioners to learn and connect.

Diversifying the profession and our bench is critical for all Californians. Hear from the Governor’s Deputy Judicial Appointments Secretary, the new Chair of the Judicial Nomination Evaluation Committee, sitting judges and a member of the local joint Judicial Selection Advisory Committee about the judicial appointments process and how to plan your path to the bench.