Find Sustainable Economies Law Center's events below!
We're always cooking up pay-it-forward legal advice, action-oriented workshops, and happy hours with engaging conversations on how to build just and resilient local economies. Don't miss out! Please, share with your friends or network when an event might benefit others!
You can view all the Law Center's events below or in our public google calendar here (you can even sync our google calendar to yours so you never miss out on building the legal roots of resilience)!
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Monday, June 05, 2017 at 05:00 PM
Impact Hub Oakland in Oakland, CALegal Cafe at Impact Hub Oakland
The Sustainable Economies Law Center provides direct legal support to individuals and groups who are working to create new solutions for resilient local economies. The Resilient Communities Legal Cafe is a first-come, first-serve, donation-based legal advice clinic, providing a collaborative space for community building and connecting.SELC is immensely grateful to Impact HUB Oakland for hosting the Resilient Communities Legal Cafe. Impact Hub Oakland is equal parts inspiring shared working space, entrepreneurial incubator, and a membership-based community of socially engaged people, co-working and co-learning. Impact HUB Oakland cultivates, supports, and connects purpose-driven people as they pioneer solutions for a sustainable and equitable world.
For more information about the Legal Cafe, including the areas of law we specialize in, our upcoming teach-ins, and more, please visit www.theselc.org/cafe.
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Wednesday, June 07, 2017 at 05:30 PM · 34 rsvps
Sustainable Economies Law Center in Oakland, CAEnd of Campaign Happy Hour
We have a lot to celebrate this June! Join us on June 7th for the Law Center's Spring Membership Campaign Celebration and New Office Open House! We'll be celebrating the (successful) end of our month-long grassroots fundraising campaign and breaking in our new spot in downtown Oakland.
That's right, we're moved! And we need you to help us make the new office our new home, so we'll be doing some participatory art and bringing together our community, the Bay Area's solidarity economy legal professionals, urban gardeners, public interest law students, social justice advocates, and more! If you're a friend, fan, volunteer, member, or an attorney looking to build your network of resilience minded legal professionals, join us!
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Wednesday, June 14, 2017 at 05:00 PM
East Bay Community Law Center (SHATTUCK LOCATION) in Berkeley, CALegal Cafe in partnership with Community Economic Justice Clinic
The Sustainable Economies Law Center (SELC) provides direct legal support to individuals and groups who are working to create new solutions for resilient local economies.
The Resilient Communities Legal Cafe is a first-come, first-serve, donation-based legal advice clinic, providing a collaborative space for community building and connecting.
CEJ is focused on empowering low-income communities of color to build long-term solutions to poverty through the advancement of community-owned cooperative businesses and affordable housing. This legal cafe is in partnership with the Community Economic Justice Clinic (CEJ) at the East Bay Community Law Center.
Everyone is welcome to attend this cafe.
For more information about the Legal Cafe, including the areas of law we specialize in, our upcoming teach-ins, and more, please visit www.theselc.org/cafe.
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Tuesday, June 20, 2017 at 05:00 PM
Alchemy Collective Cafe in Berkeley, CAAlchemy Legal Cafe
The Sustainable Economies Law Center provides direct legal support to individuals and groups who are working to create new solutions for resilient local economies. The Resilient Communities Legal Cafe is a first-come, first-serve, donation-based legal advice clinic, providing a collaborative space for community building and connecting.
SELC is immensely grateful to Alchemy Collective Cafe, a worker-owned business, for hosting our Legal Cafes at NO CHARGE to SELC!
For more information about the Legal Cafe, including the areas of law we specialize in, our upcoming teach-ins, and more, please visit www.theselc.org/cafe.