Sentences with phrase «women in a profession where»

This is true at the BigLaw level as well, where diversity — both in terms of people of color and in terms of advancing the role of women in a profession where they are far less likely to end up at the top — seems to be framed simultaneously as incredibly important but also impossible.

Not exact matches

Although men outnumbered women in the profession in Vermont, where I grew up, I always knew at least two or three women who were serving churches.

Still, most of these hardships exist in other professions where women have children at far higher rates.

They might be the only two women in the world who have bodies like that, so Im really glad that they chose a profession where we all get to look at them all the time.

Btw, he's in a profession where he's around beautiful women a lot, so it's a little surprising he doesn't meet anyone he's interested in organically, though he seems pretty humble and could be the type to look for something deeper.

her profession as worker in an eletronic factories coincides with the mockery of third world woman in «cyborg manifesto» and she chooses no resistance but settles in a secluded asylim where she meets another socially dysfunctional inmate who loves her.

In the end, there were four scenes: A serf's house where the men discussed the tragedy while a mother nursed a dying child; an apothecary's store, where members of the medical profession debated cures for the plague; a church, where monks considered causes of the illness while they worked on illuminated manuscripts and where a priest was indifferent to a parishioner's pleas for help; and finally, a central market square where traveling Franciscan monks declared their beliefs about the plague, flagellants whipped themselves and blamed the Jews, and an old woman went crazy as she ranted about «the end of the world.»

Since 1978, Mayer has been implementing El Tendedero / The Clothesline Project in various museums and communities throughout the United States, Mexico and South America, asking women from different economic classes, ages and professions to respond to the statements related to where they live.

Others I follow religiously include Overlawyered, where Walter Olson keeps a critical eye focused on the legal profession; Legal Profession Blog, which is unparalleled in covering legal ethics; Real Lawyers Have Blogs, where Kevin O'Keefe and his crew stay one step ahead of the social media curve; Law Librarian Blog, where Joe Hodnicki never misses a beat in tracking legal research and information; and beSpacific, where Sabrina Pacifici has consistently functioned as a virtual one - woman legal news bureau since 2002.

So we sent out the call to some of the most prominent women in our community to see what impacted them most in 2016 — and where they think the legal profession is headed this year.

A: «my answer would be — today, if you know where to look for it,» writes Carolyn Elefant, adding later,»... the Committee on Women in the Profession is right about one thing: equality is lacking in at least one place in the legal profession — and that is on the Committee on Women in the Profession itself.»