Yale Undergraduate Legal Aid Association
Laura Guerra-Lopez is a dedicated pre-law student at Yale University, pursuing a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and Government. Currently serving as a Campus Representative for The Legal Gist, Laura supports resources for fellow pre-law students and contributes to guide development on topics such as the law school application process. Active in various organizations, Laura is a member of the National Political Science Honor Society, a fellow at the Yale MacMillan Center, and a project leader for the Esperanza Law Special Immigrant Juvenile Status project. Previous experience includes a legal internship with the City Attorney's Office in Miami, participation in the LatinoJustice PRLDEF LawBound Program, and leadership of the Corazón Contento, Happy Heart Foundation, a nonprofit aiding Venezuelans in crisis. Laura has broadened legal knowledge through programs at the University of Miami School of Law and various academic pursuits.
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Yale Undergraduate Legal Aid Association
The Yale Undergraduate Legal Aid Association (YULAA) connects dedicated, capable Yale students to legal service organizations for mutually beneficial volunteering opportunities. Our goal is to serve as an important resource for the New Haven community. Legal service organizations are often understaffed for the amount of work they have. YULAA volunteers do actual legal work, whether that be translating legal documents, writing affidavits for asylum-seekers, or assisting with pardon applications.