UCLA is home to one of the nation’s most innovative, cutting-edge, and successful public interest programs: the David J. Epstein Program in Public Interest Law and Policy. Refine your career goals through rigorous legal training to engage in representation of traditionally underserved individuals, communities, and interests. Curricular offerings span a wide cross-section of topics in social justice, covering substantive law, advocacy sites, applied advocacy, and systems of inequality.
The abundance of PILP program events and activities include speaker series, colloquia, symposia, interdisciplinary collaborations, and active engagement in the community.
Problem Solving in the Public Interest | Rebellious Lawyering | Public International Law | Disability Law | Low-Wage Workers | Immigration Law
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