Young Women in Law (YWL) is a not for profit
organization for women lawyers in their early stages of practice.
Not exact matches
«We have a dynamic role model in the White House, a black
woman who gets the idea that she can go to work, be a
lawyer and still provide milk
for her baby,» said Napiera Loveless, co-founder of MamaTotoMatema, a Cincinnati - based
organization committed to educating and encouraging leaders and health care professionals to adopt different approaches to promoting breastfeeding in African American families.
Before any abduction takes place, «Difret» introduces its central character, attorney Meaza Ashenafi (Meron Getnet), a confident
woman who heads an
organization in Addis called the Adinet
Women's Lawyers Assn. that successfully advocates for the rights of women and chil
Women's
Lawyers Assn. that successfully advocates
for the rights of
women and chil
women and children.
Americans
for a Fair Chance is a consortium of six of America's leading civil rights legal
organizations, including the
Lawyers Committee
for Civil Rights Under Law, Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund, National Asian Pacific American Legal Consortium, NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund, Inc., National Partnership
for Women & Families, and the National
Women's Law Center.
She has served in leadership roles in a number of civic and professional
organizations, including as president of the Nashville - chapter of the
Lawyers» Association
for Women.
A recent cover story in Canadian Lawyer «The Case
for Ladies Only» questioned the need in 2014
for women lawyers to form
organizations or hold events that are
for women only.
students worked with The
Woman's Fund of Miami - Dade County, a non-profit dedicated to improving the lives of local
women and girls; the Coalition of Immokalee Workers, a community
organization championing the rights of Florida migrant farm workers; the ACLU of Florida; Legal Services of Greater Miami, which provides civil legal services
for the poor in Miami - Dade and Monroe County; the Community Justice Project, a nonprofit
organization comprised of community
lawyers who collaborate with community organizers and low - income communities of color; Catholic Charities Legal Services, which provides immigration services to South Florida's refugee and immigrant community; and Catalyst Miami, an anti-poverty non-profit.
Roberta also created a fellowship program with Ms JD, an
organization for young
women lawyers and female law students.
But I also know I do have to do something to get new clients, so I try to get my name out there and establish myself as a
lawyer and a resource by maintaining my website and blogging, listing my name on online listings, getting involved with different
organizations (professional memberships (MSBA), personal memberships (Monticello
Women of Today), and I do a bit of volunteering (teaching information sessions and doing law clinics
for Chrysalis, and coaching high school mock trial
for Spring Lake Park)-RRB-.
The Firm has ongoing relationships with a wide variety of legal services
organizations, including but not limited to: Volunteer
Lawyers for Justice, ReLeSe, Partners
for Women and Justice, Court Appointed Special Advocates, Wills
for Heroes and New Jersey Institute
for Social Justice.
The
lawyers in my community invest tens, even hundreds, of hours a year in everything from sitting on a board of directors
for a
women's shelter to their children's school activities to sport
organizations like minor hockey and, of course, to the CBA, law society or other law related
organizations.
The event was held
for 37
women in - house
lawyers identified by their
organizations as potential general counsel candidates.
María Jesús González - Espejo, founding member of the Instituto de Innovación Legal along with Laura Fauqueur, made several requests to the Minister: the review and modernization of law degree studies so that new
lawyers can meet the technological challenges; more investment in technology that will benefit both legal professionals and citizens; more support
for initiatives such as #HackTheJustice; the promotion of partnerships between public and private sector; more transparency and open data from institutions and finally, policies that promote greater diversity and in particular an increased presence of
women in the governing bodies of
organizations and companies in the legal industry.
She serves as a member of a number of
organizations such as the National College of DUI Defense, Virginia Association of Criminal Defense
Lawyers, National Organization
for the Reform of Marijuana Laws, Virginia
Women's Attorneys Association, and the Fairfax and Loudoun County Bar Associations.
This book is not just
for lawyers but
for men in any
organization, and the advice it offers will be helpful to all men who are in positions to actively support and sponsor
women.
In addition, Jeena writes a monthly column
for Ms. JD, a nonprofit, nonpartisan
organization dedicated to the success of aspiring and early career
women lawyers.
Young
Women in Law is a not for profit organization dedicated to advancing the interests of women lawyers in the early stages of their careers, and strives to meet the diverse needs of its roughly 275 mem
Women in Law is a not
for profit
organization dedicated to advancing the interests of
women lawyers in the early stages of their careers, and strives to meet the diverse needs of its roughly 275 mem
women lawyers in the early stages of their careers, and strives to meet the diverse needs of its roughly 275 members.
There is a higher percentage of female in - house counsel in government, Crown, and not -
for - profit
organizations compared to males, but in all sectors — except government where
women have wage parity — male in - house
lawyers earn a higher salary than
women.
This finding came from ground - breaking doctoral research by Milana Hogan, director of recruiting and professional development at Sullivan Cromwell in New York city and further research she conducted with Katie Katherine Larkin - Wong, associate at Latham & Watkins in San Francisco and President of the valuable
organization for the advancement of
women lawyer Ms. JD.
Such
organizations as the Canadian Equal Parenting Council,
Lawyers for Shared Parenting, and Leading
Women for Shared Parenting amongst others, were in the forefront of the Canadian 2013 - 2014 campaign in support of a private member's Bill (C - 560) that would have legislated a rebuttable presumption in favour equal shared parenting.