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Nov

01

INFORMED VOTERS - FAIR JUDGES HOLD FESTIVE HAPPY HOUR FOR THE BALANCE OF POWER

State judiciary, civic organizations, legal professionals and citizens attended the Happy Hour for the Balance of Power on October 25th, 2017 at Novecento in support of the Informed Voters Project, a nonpartisan civics-education campaign of the National Association of Women Judges. Continue Reading

Written by Victoria Pajaujis | News

Oct

28

FOURTH ANNUAL NCBJ-NAWJ MEET AND GREET SUCCEEDS BY JOINING OLD FRIENDS AND ENCOURAGING NEW

On Thursday morning October 27, 2016, members of the National Conference of Bankruptcy Judges who are also members of the National Association of Women Judges hosted their Fourth Annual NCBJ-NAWJ Meet and Greet Breakfast at our NCBJ Conference. Continue Reading

Written by Colleen Brown | News

Oct

27

NAWJ CO-SPONSORS 'EQUAL MEANS EQUAL', A PROGRAM RECOGNIZING THE EQUAL RIGHTS AMENDMENT

On October 26, 2016, NAWJ's District Two co-sponsored a program entitled Equal Means Equal. Continue Reading

Written by Cheryl Gonzales | News

Oct

25

STATEMENT ON THE PRESIDENT OF THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF WOMEN JUDGES ON THE DEATH OF NAWJ FOUNDER AND FORMER CALIFORNIA JUSTICE VAINO HASSAN SPENCER

"On behalf of the members of the National Association of Women Judges, I want to express our profound sadness in learning of the passing of one the organization's founding mothers, The Honorable Vaino Hassan Spencer," says NAWJ President Judge Diana Becton, California Superior Court, Contra Costa County. Continue Reading

Oct

17

BROOKLYN FEDERAL JAIL ACCUSED OF RETALIATING AGAINST WOMEN INMATES WHO COMPLAIN OF CONDITIONS

A federal judge has been put on notice that staff at the Metropolitan Detention Center may be retaliating against female inmates who complain about conditions at the troubled jail. Continue Reading

Oct

16

WASHINGTON PRESENTS IMPRESSIVE 'FACES OF JUSTICE' JUDICIAL CONFERENCE FOR NAWJ'S 2016 ANNUAL MEETING IN SEATTLE

From October 5-9, 2016 over 300 judges, attorneys, government officials, academic and legal experts convened for NAWJ's 38th Annual Conference, Faces of Justice, in Seattle, Washington. Continue Reading

Oct

07

JUDGE REFUSES TO SEND WOMEN TO BROOKLYN JAIL WITH 'THIRD WORLD' CONDITIONS

A federal judge said Thursday she is reluctant to remand female defendants to the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn in light of "unconscionable" conditions found at the jail. Continue Reading

Sep

15

NAWJ AND ORANGE COUNTY WOMEN LAWYERS HOSTS 7TH ANNUAL SPEED MENTORING EVENT AT CHAPMAN UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL

Former District 14 Director Judge Jamoa Moberly and attorney Deirdre Kelly chaired the 7th Annual Speed Mentoring event at Chapman University Law School on September 15, 2016. Continue Reading

Written by Jamoa Moberly | News

Sep

08

NAWJ ANNOUNCES THE HONORABLE BETTY J. WILLIAMS A 2016 RECIPIENT OF MATTIE BELLE DAVIS AWARD

NAWJ announces the Honorable Betty J. Williams a 2016 recipient of the Mattie Belle Davis Award. Continue Reading

Sep

08

NAWJ ANNOUNCES THE HONORABLE KAREN DONOHUE 2016 RECIPIENT OF JUSTICE VAINO SPENCER LEADERSHIP AWARD

The Honorable Karen Matson Donohue is this year's recipient of the Justice Vaino Spencer Leadership Award. Continue Reading

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