• EBCLC’s Fall Legal Festival

    East Bay Community Law Center (Adeline Office) 2921 Adeline St., Berkeley, CA

    Join the East Bay Community Law Center (EBCLC) for our Fall Legal Festival on October 23rd. We will provide our community with access to a wide range of legal services and education, free food, community resources, and a celebratory music performance.  Schedule of Events: 11am-4pm Open House: Free legal services including legal counseling and resources on […]

    Free
  • Clinical Program Spring 2026 Information Fair

    Berkeley Law West Courtyard

    Want to gain hands-on lawyering experience working with clients to advance racial, economic, and social justice? The application to participate in a Berkeley Law clinic in Spring 2026 opens at 12 p.m. Tuesday, November 4, and applications are due by 12 p.m. Tuesday, November 12. Stop by to learn more about opportunities in Berkeley Law’s […]

  • EBCLC Student to Student Information Panel

    140 Law Building (Moot Court Room)

    EBCLC current and former clinic students will share their experiences in EBCLC clinics. This is put on exclusively by EBCLC students. This is a great opportunity to engage in a real honest conversation about doing clinic with EBCLC! Please RSVP here for lunch.

  • Free Our Kids – Film Screening

    297 Goldberg Room 225 Bancroft Way, Berkeley, CA, United States

    Join Free Our Kids justice advocates and filmmakers Leilani Salvador, Gilbert Murillo (current GSPP candidate), and UC Berkeley alumni Christian Lee Collins and Clarence Ford to discuss how storytelling can disrupt false dominant narratives that criminalize youth. Learn how narrative strategies, when combined with legal advocacy and policy change, can promote transformative policies for systems-impacted […]

  • EBCLC Coffee Chat

    122 Law Building

    Stop by to learn more about EBCLC and our clinics this fall! Meet directly with clinical supervisors, hear about their work, and get your questions answered. 

  • Disappeared in Plain Sight: Fighting Gender Apartheid in Afghanistan as a Crime Against Humanity

    130 Law Building

    The Berkeley Law community is invited to a panel talk, "Disappeared in Plain Sight: Fighting Gender Apartheid in Afghanistan as a Crime Against Humanity." The Taliban regime has systematically removed women from public life since its return to power in 2021. Afghan women and their allies are fighting erasure, including through international law. Hear how human […]

  • Clinic Chat for 1Ls

    353 Law Building

    Come by the Clinical Program office (353 Law Building) on Wednesday, March 18, between 9:30-11:00am to learn more about clinics over some coffee, donuts, and fruit!    While the Clinical Program will have a formal information fair on April 1, this is an opportunity for you to chat more casually with faculty, staff, and current clinic […]

  • Legal Careers in Support of Trans Rights

    140 Law Building

    Join EBCLC and the Berkeley Law Clinical Program in conversation about legal careers and career pathways in support of the rights of trans individuals and trans communities.

  • Death Penalty Clinic Students-Only Info Session

    134 Law Building

    Come hear from current DPC students about advocating for those on death row. Lunch will be provided with RSVP. No faculty will be present and all questions are welcome.

  • Clinical Program Fall 2026 Information Fair

    Warren Room & Morrison Foerster Room

    Want to gain hands-on lawyering experience working with clients to advance racial, economic, and social justice? The application to participate in a Berkeley Law clinic in Fall 2026 opens at 12 p.m. Wednesday, April 1, and applications are due by 12 p.m. Wednesday, April 8. Stop by to learn more about opportunities in Berkeley Law’s […]

  • International Law Clinics: Info-Session with BJIL

    140 Law Building (Moot Court Room)

    Join us for a lunch info-session with faculty from UC Berkeley Law's two international law clinics—the Global Rights Innovation Lab Clinic (GRIL) and the Human Rights Clinic—hosted in partnership with the Berkeley Journal of International Law. Faculty will describe their work and answer questions before clinic applications close on April 8. Lunch provided by the […]

  • Democracy and Repression in Central America: A Conversation with Noah Bullock of Cristosal

    132 Law Building

    A conversation with Noah Bullock of Cristosal on documenting human rights abuses, defending democratic space, and how authoritarianism is reshaping the region. This conversation will explore what’s happening across Central America as authoritarian practices deepen, what it looks like on the ground, how it’s affecting people’s lives, and what it means for the region. Cristosal […]

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