Keith Wattley was recently interviewed by SAMHSA’s GAINS Center and Policy Research Associates, Inc. on UnCommon Law’s uncommon approach to legal services and criminal punishment reform, and what it means to provide “trauma-informed” advocacy.
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UnCommon Law’s Keith Wattley featured as the cover story for Oakland Magazine’s December 2019 edition.
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Keith Wattley was recently featured in Slack’s new “Next Chapter” campaign, a joint effort with The Last Mile, FREEAMERICA and the W.K. Kellogg Foundation aimed at eliminating the barriers that currently exist for those seeking meaningful employment post-incarceration.
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UnCommon Law’s annual “Lifer School” workshop at UC Berkeley School of Law was recently featured in The Daily Californian.
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Keith Wattley recently weighed in on on the failure of 2020 Democratic candidates to address violent crime as a major factor in mass incarceration - and why that's a huge problem.
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UnCommon Law’s unique record of success was recently featured in the S.F. Chronicle.
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Keith Wattley was recently featured in a story by his alma mater, Santa Clara Law.
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On December 4, 2018, the New York Times published an Opinion authored by UnCommon Law Executive Director and Founder, Keith Wattley.
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UnCommon Law Founder and Executive Director, Keith Wattley, was announced as a member of the inaugural class of the Colorlines 20 x 20.
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Two UnCommon Law clients are featured in The San Quentin Project: Nigel Poor and the Men of San Quentin State Prison, on view at the Milwaukee Art Museum through March 19, 2019.
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On October 20, 2018, UnCommon Law hosted Lifer School at the University of California, Berkeley, School of Law in partnership with the Pro Bono Program.
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Keith Wattley connects with UCL Alumnus, Jim Hobbs, one week after his release from prison.
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