2023 Zócalo Book Prize Winner Michelle Wilde Anderson
I Saw a Law Degree as a Toolkit for Doing Social Justice Work
Michelle Wilde Anderson is a professor at Stanford Law School and the Stanford School of Sustainability. Her book, The Fight to Save the Town: Reimagining Discarded America, won the 13th annual Zócalo Book Prize. Before sitting down for the prize event, “How Does a Community Save Itself?,” she joined us in the green room to chat about Beyoncé’s world tour, relaxing with YA, and her local work in the San Francisco Bay Area.