Speaker Emerita Nancy Pelosi to receive Lifetime Impact Award at the Annual Update
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We hope you can join us on Friday, April 14 for the Williams Institute's 22nd Annual Update, our signature event of the year. The Annual Update includes a half-day conference, Gala Awards Reception, and Founders Dinner.
Our Gala Awards Reception will recognize some incredible people this year. The Williams Institute is honored to present Speaker Emerita Nancy Pelosi with the Lifetime Impact Award in recognition of her decades of leadership working for LGBTQ+ equality, including leading bills that allow LGBTQ people to openly serve in the military, provide justice for LGBTQ victims of hate crimes, and enshrine marriage equality in federal law.
In addition, we will be celebrating the trailblazing researcher Jessica Xavier, whose work launched community-based transgender research, and Latham & Watkins, LLC, for their consistent support of the Williams Institute—and of the legal rights of LGBTQ people more broadly.
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Welcome James Frost to our Founders Council
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James Frost joined the Williams Institute Founders Council in 2022. James is the Co-Founder and Principal Managing Member of Frost/Chaddock Developers, LCC, which develops and manages residential and mixed-use commercial properties located throughout Los Angeles.
With over 30 years of experience in commercial real estate, James handles all acquisition and development decisions at Frost/Chaddock and is the managing member of all syndicated investments.
James is an active supporter of many charitable organizations in Los Angeles. James was introduced to the Williams Institute by Chuck Williams soon after the Institute was founded and has been a loyal supporter ever since. James has opened his home to host several Institute events, including the annual Jazz & Champagne Brunch.
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Apply today for the Palm Summer Fellowship
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This fellowship provides advanced graduate students, including recent master’s or Ph.D. graduates an opportunity to engage in research related to US-centered LGBTQI+ law and policy with Williams Institute scholars. Fellows will receive a stipend of $6,000 and will work at the Institute for approximately 8 weeks.
Deadline to apply: March 24, 2023
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We're hiring a Development and Education Programs Assistant
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We are looking for a talented professional to help expand our development and educational events programs. The assistant will focus on engaging with annual and special-gift prospects and donors and coordinate all development and educational events at the Williams Institute.
Deadline to apply: March 30, 2023
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