Feature: “Two New Public Interest Scholars Bring Years of Advocacy to Berkeley Law”
Before law school, 1Ls Kamryn Yanchick and Aidan Lin-Tostado were already turning advocacy into action. As Berkeley Law Public Interest Scholars, they’re now building on that work while preparing for careers in public service.
PANEL: “Will California’s Future Be Exceptional?”
Hosted by Zócalo Public Square, a unit of ASU Media Enterprise.
“If we just fix the technical aspects without acknowledging our relationship with our friends, our humans, our environment, we’re missing a big piece of the puzzle.” — Aidan
Keynote: “Resilience, Liberation, & Embodiment”
The oak trees remind us that steeling ourselves, turning inward, and becoming successful in spite of everyone is not resilient enough. In fact, in times of hardship and crisis, we need to grow closer, not apart.
OPINION: “Don’t use Pride celebration to justify more police surveillance”
Co-authored by Lilly Irani, huy tran, and Aidan Lin-Tostado in the San Diego Union-Tribune.
Youth Power: An Intro, Lesson, and Roadmap
We have power when and because we imagine. And when we imagine, we shape futures that center justice, pleasure, and liberation.