Stand Up and Be Counted: A Conversation on the Journey to Identity, Self-Respect, and Inclusiveness in the Legal Profession

Albert C. Lum began practicing law in Los Angeles in the 1960s. In 1975, he co-founded SCCLA and became its first President. In his recently published memoir, Stand Up and Be Counted, he shares about his decades-long journey as a trailblazer in law and in life. Hear from Al, learn the historical context of Chinese Americans in Southern California, and explore how our personal values shape our professional identity as attorneys.

This event qualifies for 1 hour of Elimination of Bias MCLE credit. The panel will be immediately followed by a reception.  

Generously sponsored by Loyola Law School, with support from the Chinese Historical Society of Southern California.