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Jan

19

IVP REPORT FROM THE HIGH PLAINS

The National Association of Women Judges' Informed Voter Project provided critically important help in Kansas' 2016 retention elections, where all of the 11 appellate judges on the ballot were retained by voters on November 8. Continue Reading

Jan

19

KANSAS INFORMED VOTERS PROGRAMS PROVES SUCCESS

The dust is settling as four Kansas Supreme Court Justices remain safely on the bench after a brutal battle between politics and justice. Continue Reading

Jan

16

FOR FEMALE INMATES IN NEW YORK CITY, PRISON IS A CROWDED, WINDOWLESS ROOM

More than a hundred female federal inmates, sentenced to long-term prison, have instead been held for years in two windowless rooms in a detention center in Brooklyn. Continue Reading

Nov

17

NAWJ DISTRICT ONE PRESENTS ANNUAL 'BRANCHING OUT: OPPORTUNITIES TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE IN THREE BRANCHES OF GOVERNMENT' TO HUGE GATHERING IN BOSTON

On November 16, 2016, NAWJ's District One presented "Branching Out: Opportunities to Make a Difference in three Branches of Government." Continue Reading

Nov

15

TAKING NETWORKING TO NEW HEIGHTS: MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL AND NAWJ CO-SPONSOR MENTORJET

NAWJ District 7 Director Judge Michele Rick joined members from across Michigan's legal community to participate in the successfully popular MentorJet Program in Michigan. Continue Reading

Written by Michelle Rick | News

Nov

04

NAWJ DISTRICT TWO WOMEN IN PRISON COMMITTEE GATHERS HOLIDAY GIFTS FOR ANNUAL BEYOND THE BARS PROGRAM

NAWJ's New York Chapter Women in Prison (WIP) Committee has begun its Toy, Toiletry and Book Drive for its annual "Beyond the Bars" project. Continue Reading

Written by Cheryl Gonzales | News

Nov

04

DISTRICT 2 DIRECTOR REPORT NOVEMBER, 2016

On October 26, 2016, NAWJ District 2 co-sponsored a program entitled "Equal Means Equal" which featured a documentary about the Equal rights Amendment and a panel discussion with Kamala Lopez, Director of "Equal Means Equal", Ellen Chesler, Senior Fellow, Roosevelt Institute and Lenora Lapidus, Director, Women's Rights Project, ACLU. Continue Reading

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