This expert panel addressed diversity perspectives in the legal field. Moderated by Debbie Akhbari, six panelists shared their stories. The panelists were Leticia Hernández, Bernadette Lopez, Elida Moran, Catherine Romero, Rachel Seals, and Katina Thornock. Each panelist\u27s stories have been broken into its own section in the summary of proceedings. Many diverse candidates have incorrect assumptions made about them, resulting in doors being closed by those in positions of power. This panel shared their personal stories and encouraged students and newer attorneys to keep “knocking on those doors” and for those in positions of power to open those doors. Through their personal stories, this panel demonstrated that diverse women can overcome ...
Panelists:Dayna Scott, Osgoode Hall Law School York UniversityGender-bending Pollution: Emerging Rem...
This panel featured two “disrupters” who detailed their experiences innovating in the legal services...
In an 87% white profession, it is no secret that many academic librarians of color feel ostracized b...
This expert panel addressed diversity perspectives in the legal field. Moderated by Debbie Akhbari, ...
Panel moderated by Amreeta Mathai, featuring Paulette Brown, Madeline Gomez, and Jin Hee Lee. Introd...
LENNI B. BENSON, MODERATOR, ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF LAW, NEW YORK LAW SCHOOL DANIEL A. STEIN, DIRECTO...
Within the American legal profession, diversity is widely embraced in principle but seldom realized ...
Panelist Evelyn Cardona, discussed the work of the Brooklyn Coalition Against Family Violence, where...
This expert panel is addressing access to justice problems. People without access to lawyers and leg...
During our panel discussion comprised of successful professionals from all sectors of hospitality (f...
In this panel session, four women of color in tenure track faculty librarian positions will discuss ...
According to the call for proposals, the POCinLIS Summit acknowledges that dominant narratives may b...
Panel moderated by Professor Olatunde Johnson, featuring Professors Monica Bell, Tanya K. Hernández...
Discussant: Donovan Branche, Mary Baldwin University Chair: Emily Irungu,James Madison University Di...
Getting a Rise Out of Diversity: Celebrating the Challenge took on hard questions of diversity, whi...
Panelists:Dayna Scott, Osgoode Hall Law School York UniversityGender-bending Pollution: Emerging Rem...
This panel featured two “disrupters” who detailed their experiences innovating in the legal services...
In an 87% white profession, it is no secret that many academic librarians of color feel ostracized b...
This expert panel addressed diversity perspectives in the legal field. Moderated by Debbie Akhbari, ...
Panel moderated by Amreeta Mathai, featuring Paulette Brown, Madeline Gomez, and Jin Hee Lee. Introd...
LENNI B. BENSON, MODERATOR, ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF LAW, NEW YORK LAW SCHOOL DANIEL A. STEIN, DIRECTO...
Within the American legal profession, diversity is widely embraced in principle but seldom realized ...
Panelist Evelyn Cardona, discussed the work of the Brooklyn Coalition Against Family Violence, where...
This expert panel is addressing access to justice problems. People without access to lawyers and leg...
During our panel discussion comprised of successful professionals from all sectors of hospitality (f...
In this panel session, four women of color in tenure track faculty librarian positions will discuss ...
According to the call for proposals, the POCinLIS Summit acknowledges that dominant narratives may b...
Panel moderated by Professor Olatunde Johnson, featuring Professors Monica Bell, Tanya K. Hernández...
Discussant: Donovan Branche, Mary Baldwin University Chair: Emily Irungu,James Madison University Di...
Getting a Rise Out of Diversity: Celebrating the Challenge took on hard questions of diversity, whi...
Panelists:Dayna Scott, Osgoode Hall Law School York UniversityGender-bending Pollution: Emerging Rem...
This panel featured two “disrupters” who detailed their experiences innovating in the legal services...
In an 87% white profession, it is no secret that many academic librarians of color feel ostracized b...