An Evening with LSC Thursday, May 11, 2017

Home, Stability, Family, Respect, Equity, Safety, Community, Generosity, Hope, Opportunity, Justice, Advocacy, Leadership

An Evening With LSC Thursday, May 11, 2017

Featuring Guest Speaker Steve Phillips Founder of Democracy in Color, national political leader, civil rights lawyer and author of the New York Times bestselling Brown is the New White

Pro Bono Leadership Award Honorees Benjamin Craven, Jones Day Tala Hartsough, Attorney at Law Asa M. Wynn-Grant, DLA Piper

Cy Pres Award Honoree Adam Belsky, Gross Belsky Alonso LLP Home, Stability, Family, Respect,Equity, Safety, Community, Generosity, Hope,Opportunity, Justice,Advocacy, LeadershipHome,Stability, Family, Respect, Equity, Safety, Community, Generosity, Hope,Opportunity, Justice,Advocacy, Leadership 2 LEGAL SERVICES FOR CHILDREN Dentons Bonnie Lau Morgan Lewis& BockiusLLP Scott Karchmer California PacificMedical Center Mikiko Huang Prophete,LLP Constangy, Brooks,Smith& Sarah K.Hamilton Hirschfeld KraemerLLP Erin E.Dolly Akin GumpStraussHauer&FeldLLP Ashley Vinson Crawford Farella Braun+MartelLLP Nell Clement Venable LLP Arthur Cirulnick Chavez &GertlerLLP Mark Chavez Keker, Van Nest&PetersLLP Simona Agnolucci Attorney atLaw Susan Tunnell, Co-Chair Major, Lindsey&Africa Carol Morganstern, Co-Chair S.H. CowellFoundation Ann Alpers,Co-Chair EVENT COMMITTEE W. Haywood BurnsInstitute James Bell Keker, Van Nest&PetersLLP Simona Agnolucci Casey FamilyPrograms Christopher Wu, Secretary Investigations,LLC Alvarez &MarsalDisputesand Suzanne Stuckwisch,Treasurer PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP Kim Thompson,Vice Chair S.H. CowellFoundation Ann Alpers,Chair BOARD OFDIRECTORS Brouwer &Janachowski,LLC Christopher Zand PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP Kim Thompson Orrick Herrington&Sutcliffe LLP Darren Teshima andInvestigations,LLC Alvarez &MarsalDisputes Suzanne Stuckwisch Severson &Werson Laura Ruettgers Directly, Inc. Puppet Mills Brouwer &Janachowski, LLC Christopher Zand Attorney atLaw Susan Tunnell Orrick Herrington&Sutcliffe LLP Darren Teshima Advokids Janet Sherwood Morrison &FoersterLLP James Schurz Attorney atLaw John O’Toole Directly, Inc. Puppet Mills USF SchoolofLaw Sharon Meadows Morgan Lewis&BockiusLLP Scott Karchmer California PacificMedicalCenter Mikiko Huang Attorney atLaw Donna Wickham Furth National CenterforYouth Law Lily Colby Chavez &GertlerLLP Mark Chavez Home, Stability, Family, Respect,Equity, Safety, Community, Generosity, Hope,Opportunity, Justice,Advocacy, LeadershipHome,Stability, Family, Respect, Equity, Safety, Community, Generosity, Hope,Opportunity, Justice,Advocacy, Leadership Farewell The ClientExperience The Pro BonoExperience Leadership Awards Keynote Speaker Introduction Welcome TODAY’S PROGRAM

Attorney at Law Attorney Co-Chair Tunnell, Event Committee Susan &Africa Major, Lindsey Director, Managing Co-Chair Event Committee Morganstern, Carol Worker Social Senior LSC Chiu, Linn and Director Legal LSC Seitz, Catherine from introduction with Client, Former Mammadzada, Zahir Piper, 2017 DLA Award Bono Pro Honoree Wynn-Grant, M. Asa Director Bono Pro LSC Del-Pan, Andrea and Trillin by Abigail Presented White New the is bestselling York author Brown New of Times and the lawyer rights leader, civil political Color, in national ofFounder Democracy Steve Phillips L Director Executive Trillin, Abigail at Law Attorney Co-Chair Tunnell, Event Committee Susan

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Legal Services for Children (LSC) provides free representation to children and youth to stabilize their lives and realize their full potential. Our team approach utilizes legal advocacy and social work services to empower clients and involve them in critical decisions impacting their lives.

Access to Education We believe that school discipline is a major driving force in the inequitable educational outcomes faced by low income children and children of color. We represent Bay Area students in expulsion hearings in order to ensure access to education and to work against educational inequity.

Safety and Stability at Home We believe all children deserve safe and stable homes and where they have access to educational and health opportunities. We represent children in guardianship and foster care cases to ensure that they have the stability they need to thrive.

Freedom from Deportation We believe that children and youth cannot reach their full potential if they live in fear of deportation. We represent children in immigration cases to ensure that they can remain in a safe place with access to opportunity.

Holistic Services

LEGAL SERVICES FOR CHILDREN We believe that legal interventions alone are ineffective to change the lives of our clients. We use an interdisciplinary approach that includes social work services to ensure that clients’ physical health, mental health, educational, and other needs are met so that they can recover from trauma and truly flourish.

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INSTITUTIONAL SPONSORS Pacesetter

Benefactor

J.P. Morgan Private Bank

Leader Guardian Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld LLP Alvarez & Marsal Disputes and Investigations, LLC Cooley LLP Baker McKenzie Jones Day Constangy, Brooks, Smith & Prophete, LLP Shartsis Friese LLP Davis Wright Tremaine LLP Dentons Advocate DLA Piper Chavez & Gertler LLP Mechanics Bank Danvera Foundation Orrick Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP Farella Braun + Martel LLP PricewaterhouseCoopers, LLC Hanson Bridgett LLP Seyfarth Shaw LLP AN EVENING WITH LSC Latham & Watkins LLP Venable LLP Major, Lindsey & Africa

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Mentor Accelerate Legal, Inc. Alternative Technologies Brouwer & Janachowski, LLC Kroll Associates, Inc. McDermott Will & Emery LLP Novus Law LLC Reed Smith LLP Rosen Bien Galvan and Grunfeld LLP Vinson & Elkins LLP

Friend Ad Astra Law Group, LLP American Immigration Lawyers Association Aptus Court Reporting Clyde & Co Fenwick & West LLP Jewell Stewart & Pratt PC Kilpatrick Townsend & Stockton LLP Kirkland & Ellis LLP Northern California Association of Counsel for Children LEGAL SERVICES FOR CHILDREN

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INDIVIDUAL SPONSORS

Benefactor Ann Alpers & Shawn Hanson Eve Niquette & Charles Pohl Cecily Cameron & Derek Schrier Deborah Rhode Kim Thompson & John Bliss James & Staci Slaughter Susan & David Tunnell Darren & Shannon Teshima Charlotte & Scott Tracy Advocate Christine Laing & Scott Mosher Friend Wendy Webster & Stuart Davidson Colette Brooks & David Harrison Emily & Ken Brakebill Guardian Sarah & Rob Hamilton Mitchell & Susan Cohen Carmen Jimenez-Smith Tracy Edmonson & Wesley Skow Katharine Kates & Jack Andrews Mikiko Huang & Marshall Stoller Lawrence & Ellen Keeshan Scott & Joanne Karchmer Hope Page & Al Norris Joan Lee Carol Morganstern & Thomas Cunningham Susan & Chris Masto Laura and Jessica Ruettgers-Meeks Diana Nelson & John Atwater Cathy Ward for Gerald & Sarah Ward Ed Swanson & Paul Herman Charitable Trust Christopher & Jenny Wu AN EVENING WITH LSC Mentor Christopher Zand Philip Black & Brigitte Sandquist Cynthia Carroll & Woody Marshall Ashley & Scott Crawford Jessica & Stephen Galloway Geoff Howard & Deborah Odier Bonnie Lau Sharon Meadows & Henry Hewitt 7 Home, Stability, Family, Respect, Equity, Safety, Community, Generosity, Hope, Opportunity, Justice, Advocacy, Leadership Home, Stability, Family, Respect, Equity, Safety, Community, Generosity, Hope, Opportunity, Justice, Advocacy, Leadership

Balloon Surprise Donors Lynda Tranel Vineyards AcroSports Oakland Zoo American Conservatory Theater Panera Bread Amphora Nueva: Berkeley Olive Oil Works Pier 39 Beach Blanket Babylon Planet Granite Berkeley Repertory Theatre Presidio Golf Course Camp Galileo San Francisco Ballet Carel Bertram Six Flags Discovery Kingdom Children’s Creativity Museum Spafinder Wellness 365 Children’s Fairyland St. George Spirits Christie’s Auction House Stanford Athletics Christina Torres The Mindful Body Circus Center Toyboat Cafe City Arts & Lectures Contemporary Jewish Museum LSC gives special thanks to the following for their services. Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco Miguel Alson & Autumn Press Gloria Ferrer Caves & Vineyards Susan Pinkerton & Pink Design Grand Acupuncture Center Green Dream Tours Habitot Children’s Museum I Touch U, Inc. La Petite Baleen Swim Schools Lesley Evers Livermore Valley Wines LEGAL SERVICES FOR CHILDREN

Thank you to Neyers Vineyards for donating wine to this evening’s reception.

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Steve Phillips Steve Phillips is the Founder of Democracy in Color, a national political leader, civil rights lawyer, senior fellow at the Center for American Progress, and author of the New York Times and Washington Post bestselling Brown is the New White: How the Demographic Revolution Has Created a New American Majority. In 1992 he became the youngest person ever elected to public office in San Francisco and went on to serve as president of the Board of Education.

He is co-founder of PowerPAC+, a social justice organization dedicated to building a multiracial political coalition. PowerPAC+ conducted the largest independent voter mobilization efforts backing Barack Obama, Cory Booker, and Kamala Harris. In 2014, he co-authored the first-ever audit of Democratic Party spending and was named one of “America’s Top 50 Influencers” by Campaigns and Elections magazine. He has appeared on multiple national radio and television networks including NBC, CNN, MSNBC, Fox News, and TV One. He is a graduate of Stanford University and UC Hastings College of the Law. AN EVENING WITH LSC

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Tala Hartsough is a solo practitioner in San Francisco representing children, adults, and families in humanitarian, family-based and removal defense immigration cases. Pro bono legal work is a regular part of her caseload, and her unaccompanied minor clients have been granted asylum and Special Immigrant Juvenile Status. Tala is the vice chair of the Northern California Chapter of the American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA NorCal). She is a graduate of Vassar College and UC Hastings College of the Law. Prior to private practice, Tala was a member of the U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom’s Expedited Removal Study Team. Tala’s volunteer work has included representing detained families in Artesia, New Mexico, and Dilley, Texas, matching AILA volunteers with asylum seekers detained in Bakersfield, and volunteering at regular immigration clinics in the Bay Area. Working on LSC cases gives Tala the opportunity to play a part in our local community welcoming refugee children, and for that she is grateful. AN EVENING WITH LSC

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CY PRES AWARD HONOREE

Adam C. Belsky specializes in intellectual property, antitrust, general business litigation, media law, and class actions. He has extensive experience handling copyright, trademark and trade secret litigation, complex commercial litigation, defamation, invasion of privacy, employment discrimination, and other constitutional and civil rights cases. He has an active practice representing foreign countries in litigation in the United States, including on behalf of Cuba, South Africa, and Bolivia. He also has substantial appellate experience in both federal and state court. Mr. Belsky is active in pro bono work, representing the “found-sound” artists Negativland in a contractual and intellectual property dispute with their record company, obtaining a successful settlement in which Negativland regained the rights to a number of their recordings. He has represented a class of migrant farmworkers in California who were charged excessive rents at state-run farmworker housing centers, negotiating a settlement entitling the farmworkers to a 100% refund of the overcharge plus interest. He has also represented Muslim prison inmates in a successful appeal of their civil rights action for discrimination and violation of their free exercise of religion.

Mr. Belsky received his A.B. degree from Amherst College in 1984, and his law degree from Boalt Hall at the AN EVENING WITH LSC University of California at Berkeley in 1989, where he was Note and Comment editor on the California Law Review and graduated in the top one percent of his class. He served as a law clerk to the Honorable Stanley A. Weigel, U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California, from 1989-90. Mr. Belsky is a member of the California and various federal court bars. He is the co-author of “Implied Waiver Under the FSIA: A Proposed Exception to Immunity for Violations of Peremptory Norms of International Law,” published at 77 Cal. L. Rev. 365 (1989).

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We commend Legal Services for Children for its legal advocacy and youth empowerment. We welcome guest speaker Steve Phillips and congratulate all Pro Bono Leadership Award honorees.

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PRO BONO SERVICE WITH LSC

LSC coordinates and supports a panel of 100+ attorneys throughout the San Francisco Bay Area who represent youth on a pro bono basis in guardianship, school discipline, and immigration cases. Last year, these advocates collectively contributed over 4,000 hours of legal services valued at more than $2.4 million. The powerful force of legal volunteers significantly increases LSC’s capacity to serve the Bay Area’s most vulner- able youth.

No experience in LSC’s practice areas is required as each volunteer attorney receives training as well as ongoing assistance from LSC’s experienced staff attorneys. In-house corporate counsel attorneys are encouraged to join. For more information, please contact Andrea Del-Pan, Pro Bono Director, at (415) 780-6330 or [email protected]. The individuals listed below are being recognized for their recent pro bono service with LSC.

Baker McKenzie Clyde & Co Cooley LLP Amanda Kottke Aishlin Cook Max Bernstein Bianca Lansdown Paulette Donsavage Alyssa Chen Mark Roche Nathaniel Cooper Christina Wong Coblentz Patch Duffy & Bass LLP Kelly Fabian LEGAL SERVICES FOR CHILDREN Lyndsey Marcelino Celia de Pentheny O’Kelly Kathlyn Querubin Monique Sherman Cynthia Smuzynska Whitty Somvichian Maryam Toossi 26 Home, Stability, Family, Respect, Equity, Safety, Community, Generosity, Hope, Opportunity, Justice, Advocacy, Leadership Home, Stability, Family, Respect, Equity, Safety, Community, Generosity, Hope, Opportunity, Justice, Advocacy, Leadership

Davis Wright & Tremaine LLP Fallon Bixby Cheng & Lee Jones Day Allison Davis Julia Marquez Benjamin Craven  Jake Freed Peter Julian Kelly Gorton Family Law Group, LLP Jason McDonell Nicole Guintoli Morgan Cox Blake Pulliam Vidhya Prabhakaran Fenwick & West LLP Jessica Wilkes DLA Piper Hilarie Atkisson Keker, Van Nest & Peters LLP Eduardo Blanco Julie Park Simona Agnolucci Lynn Cadwalader Will L. Pierog Jo W. Golub Pat Ford Fox Rothschild LLP Christopher Kearney Michael Giambona Talia Saypoff Erin Meyer Alexandra Hill Eduardo Santacana Ute Krudewagen Gibson Dunn Tamara Sherman Nelson Lam Kelsey Helland James R. Slaughter Victoria Lee Jonathan Swisher Nikki Vo Karen Marchiano Erin McLaughlin HaleyNelson & Heilbrun, LLP Latham & Watkins LLP Vincente Reyes Sarah Heilbrun Ashley Bauer James Chang Olga Slobodyanyuk Hanson Bridgett LLP Asa M. Wynn-Grant  Shannon Lankenau Jahmal Davis Sarah Ray AN EVENING WITH LSC Brent Yamashita Jennifer Foldvary Yana Zubareva Vanessa Wu Jewell Stewart & Pratt PC Duane Morris Law Offices of S. Chandler Visher Christopher Beckerson Deborah de Lambert Maxine Bayley Jennifer Carr Lisa Spiegel Wendy Stewart Law Offices of Fellom & Solorio Amelia Berthelsen

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28 LEGAL SERVICES FOR CHILDREN Usha Vance Joshua Meltzer Munger, Tolles & OlsonLLP Matthew Yan Jodie Smith Moscone Emblidge&OtisLLP Kevin Papay Christina MacDougall Andrea Fitanides Dustin Elliott Theodore Dayno Lewis Morgan Grace Yang Lenard Weiss Stephanie Roeser Christopher Rheinheimer Craig Miller Kelly Knudson Lori Dolqueist Manatt, Phelps&PhillipsLLP Morgan Russell B.Jobe Law OfficeofRobert Helen Lawrence Law OfficeofHelenLawrence John Koeppel Ropers Majeski Kohn&Bentley Flomy Diza Reeves MillerZhang&Diza, PLC Michele Yuen Thuy Nguyen Tyler Layton Renee Feldman Courtney Cornwell David Christy Maytak Chin Reed SmithLLP Lin Zhu Kelly Winslow Caitlin Wang Justin Scott Anna Cressman Paul Hastings Darren Teshima Andrew Kim LLP &Sutcliffe Herrington Orrick, Ronald Lopez Aldo Ibarra Rachel L.Conn Carolyn Collins Nixon PeabodyLLP

Robin Krutzsch Wood SmithHenning&Berman Tom Wallerstein Enia Titova Venable LLP Rebecca Biernat Tucker EllisLLP Gabriela Lopez The CommunityLawOffice David Suozzi FrieseLLP Shartsis Pritee Thakarsey Chantelle Egan ShawLLP Seyfarth Nina Ngo Lisa Kahle Ropes &GrayLLP

Solo Practitioner/Attorney Volunteer Michelle Alvarez Jessica Arena Alexandra Bachan Cecily Clements Lucienne Dilworth Hilary Fox Jeremy A. Graham Francis Guzman Tala Hartsough  Sara Izadpanah Lisa Knox Cindy Liou Trinidad Madrigal Jubilee Menzies Travis Neal Heather Norton Freya Pitts Julianna Rivera Elizabeth Roehm

Holly Trief AN EVENING WITH LSC Megumi Tsutsui

 Indicates Pro Bono Leadership Honoree in 2017

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30 LEGAL SERVICES FOR CHILDREN Office Manager Moises Cruz Senior SocialWorker Linn Chiu Legal Assistant Tanhya Cardenas-Mares Staff Attorney Cecilia Candia DICP Coordinator Reyna Burgos Equal JusticeWorks Fellow Nicole Bates Senior Attorney Dow Anjuli Arora Legal Director Catherine Seitz Development Director Michael Magnaye Clinical Director Ronald Gutiérrez Executive Director Abigail Trillin STAFF

Intake andOutreach Coordinator Jennifer Oliva Staff Attorney Ashley Melwani Senior SocialWorker Erin Maxwell Grants &ContractsManager Joyce Lupack Contract Attorney Yara Lomeli-Loibl Contract Attorney Helen Lawrence Social Worker Gloria JimenezMoran Finance Consultant John Hayes Legal Assistant Christian Gutierrez Staff Attorney Ana Flores Senior Attorney Del-Pan Andrea Senior Attorney Jen Daly

Equal JusticeWorks Fellow Asher Waite-Jones Senior SocialWorker Rumeli Snyder Development Associate Hannah Smith Bookkeeper Kathy Renfrow Social Worker María Ramirez Administrative Coordinator Eswin Quiñonez

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