Stephanie Wildman, author of three children’s books, BREATH BY BREATH (illustrated by Estefanía Razo; translated into Spanish as RESPIRO A RESPIRO by Cecilia Pópulus-Eudave), TREASURE HUNT (2022) (illustrated by Estefanía Razo; translated into Spanish as BÚSQUEDA DEL TESORO by Cecilia Pópulus-Eudave), and BRAVE IN THE WATER (2021) (illustrated by Jenni Feidler-Aguilar; translated into Spanish as VALIENTE EN EL AGUA by Cecilia Pópulus-Eudave), all from Lawley Publishing, became a Professor Emerita after serving as the John A. and Elizabeth H. Sutro Chair at Santa Clara Law. She directed the school’s Center for Social Justice and Public Service. Her other books include PRIVILEGE REVEALED: HOW INVISIBLE PREFERENCE UNDERMINES AMERICA 2d (with contributions by Armstrong, Davis, & Grillo) (2021); RACE AND RACES: CASES AND RESOURCES FOR A DIVERSE AMERICA 4th (with Delgado, Perea, Cuison-Villazor, James, & Stefancic) (2022); SOCIAL JUSTICE: PROFESSIONALS COMMUNITIES AND LAW (with Mahoney & Calmore) (2013); and WOMEN AND THE LAW STORIES (with Schneider) (2011). Lawley will publish her fourth picture book GHOST WRITER (co-authored with Cecilia Populus-Eudave, illustrated by Estefanía Razo) in 2024. Kar-Ben Publishing will release her fifth children’s book, MIRI’S MOVING DAY (co-authored with Adam Chang, illustrated by Dream Chen) in 2024. Stephanie is a grandmother, mother, spouse, friend, good listener, and she can sit “criss-cross apple sauce” thanks to her yoga practice.