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Bree Chang

2025

Stanford Haas Center Fellow

2025

Bree Chang (she/her) is an undergraduate at Stanford University on the pre-law track, studying philosophy and literature. With a passion for using policy as a tool for social change, she has worked with organizations committed to leveraging legal analyses to support marginalized communities. At CRDJ, Bree is researching the narratives of wrongful conviction and disability in the media, as well as discrimination in healthcare at the intersection of race and disability. Ultimately, she hopes to pursue public interest law, using legal advocacy to advance a broad range of substantive justice issues.

Interest Areas

Critical Race Studies, Critical Disability Studies, Criminalization, Public Policy, Community Access & Liberation, Health Justice & Equity

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UCLA School of Law

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