EJS Welcomes New Board Members Priscilla Ocen, Jayashri Srikantiah

EJS President Eva Paterson, EJS Board Chair Kate Kendell, and our board of directors welcome two new board members: Priscilla Ocen, Associate Professor of Law at Loyola Law School, and Jayashri Srikantiah, Professor of Law and Director of Stanford Law School’s Immigrants’ Rights Clinic. Professor Priscilla Ocen‘s work examines the relationship between race and gender identities andContinue reading “EJS Welcomes New Board Members Priscilla Ocen, Jayashri Srikantiah”

Minority, Women-Owned Small Businesses Seek Role in Caltrans Contracting Suit

Small business owners filed a motion today asking to intervene in a lawsuit that seeks to dismantle Caltrans’ Disadvantaged Business Enterprise Program (DBE). The group of business owners asking to intervene oppose the lawsuit and support the DBE program, which aims to give minority and women-owned businesses equal opportunity to compete for federal contracts. “SmallContinue reading “Minority, Women-Owned Small Businesses Seek Role in Caltrans Contracting Suit”

Asian America Must Battle Injustice with President Obama

I originally wrote this for ningin.com, a site covering Asian media and pop culture. A Black man born in Hawai’i with an Asian sister was sworn into office Tuesday as our President. He took the oath of office on the same bible used by Abraham Lincoln for the exact same oath 148 years ago, realizingContinue reading “Asian America Must Battle Injustice with President Obama”