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| Lorilei Williams |
This training will provide a basic introduction to concepts relating to trauma and race, leading up to a four-part model that guides legal advocates to engage in a trauma-informed, anti-racist approach to legal advocacy.
Join Lorilei Williams of the Shriver Center on Poverty Law to learn about this innovative approach.
Title:Trauma Informed Lawyering
When/Where:
May 10, 2022
3:00-5:00 PM PST
VIA ZOOM - Register Now!
Speaker:
Lorilei Williams is an attorney, abolitionist, and artist dedicated to teaching legal advocates how to engage in trauma-informed and anti-racist advocacy in their individual capacities and collectively as movement lawyers in nonprofit spaces.
CLE credit:Washington State approval pending
By:
Sponsored by the WA Supreme Court Minority & Justice Commission (MJC) & UW School of Law
Coordinated by the UW School of Law MJC Student Liaisons
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