What's Happening?
The Stanford Center for Racial Justice commemorates the legacy of Harry Bremond, a pioneering lawyer and civil rights advocate, who passed away at 91. Bremond was instrumental in establishing pro bono
practices at Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati and was a mentor to many young lawyers. His contributions to civil rights and justice were recognized by numerous organizations. The center continues to honor his legacy through the Harry Bremond-Wilson Sonsini Foundation Student Fellowship, which supports law students in civil rights work. Bremond's impact is celebrated by colleagues and mentees who continue to draw inspiration from his dedication to justice.
Why It's Important?
Harry Bremond's work in civil rights and justice has had a lasting impact on the legal community and beyond. His efforts in promoting pro bono work and mentoring young lawyers have set a standard for legal practice and advocacy. The continuation of his legacy through the fellowship at Stanford Law School ensures that his commitment to justice and equality will influence future generations of lawyers. Bremond's life and work highlight the importance of mentorship, community service, and the ongoing fight for civil rights, serving as a powerful example for aspiring attorneys.
