Karen is a third-year law student at Southwestern Law School in Los Angeles studying public interest law. Her aspirations to become a public interest attorney at the intersection of immigration and labor law stem from her desire to uplift and empower individuals facing challenges.
Karen served tenants fighting evictions at the Inner City Law Center, demonstrating her commitment to housing justice. Currently, she dedicates her time to assisting undocumented construction workers at the Wage Center, advocating for the rights and dignity of immigrant workers.
Karen envisions a future where she can mentor future public interest students. Her passion for social justice and equity fuels her determination to create lasting change in the lives of individual clients and within the broader legal community. With the invaluable support of financial assistance, Karen can focus on her bar exam preparation, paving the way for justice and equity. You can view her story below.
