The Public Interest Law Project is thrilled to congratulate our summer law clerk Sue Han on being named a Dan Bradley Fellow by the Legal Aid Association of California!  The Fellowship is awarded to outstanding students who want to pursue a career in public interest law and who want to spend their summer working on a rural issue or a racial justice issue.  

On August 5^th, Sue was able to discuss her work at a session hosted by the Legal Aid Association of California honoring the Dan Bradley fellows.  If you’d like to hear more, please check out this link to the session.

"I have been honored to spend my summer with the Public Interest Law Project advocating for affordable housing, public benefits, homelessness prevention, and civil rights, working to support and empower low-income communities of color. Some of the work I most enjoyed include advocating on behalf of mobilehome tenants, analyzing land ownership patterns with a race equity lens, and fighting discrimination against unhoused people post-Grants Pass decision."

Sue Han, 2024 PILP Summer Law Clerk

Thank you Sue, and congratulations!

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