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ABA Health Law Section Diversity & Inclusion retweeted
Today's featured #womenshistorymonth highlight is Sherrilyn Ifill. She is the former President and Director-Counsel of the @NAACP_LDF. Ifill is considered as a nationally recognized expert on voting rights and judicial selection. >>> ambar.org/diversity
ALT Celebrate Women's History 2023 Photo of Sherrilyn Ifill
ABA Health Law Section Diversity & Inclusion retweeted
Join ABA President Deborah Enix-Ross and Commission on Women in the Profession Chair Hon. Maureen Mulligan as they lead a robust roundtable discussion of women in the legal profession.
Register now at ambar.org/women
#womenlawyers #womeninlaw
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ABA Health Law Section Diversity & Inclusion retweeted
In two cases that could have a far-reaching impact on college and law school admissions, the Supreme Court is considering whether to overrule or narrow long-standing precedent that allows universities to use race as one of many factors in admissions. ambar.org/1rzony
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Join ABA President Deborah Enix-Ross and Commission on Women in the Profession Chair Hon. Maureen Mulligan as they lead a robust roundtable discussion about the history of the advancement of women in the legal profession.
Register now at ambar.org/women
ABA Health Law Section Diversity & Inclusion retweeted
Reminder to register for the 24th Annual Emerging Issues in Healthcare Law Conference! Join us March 8-11, 2023 at the Manchester Grand Hyatt San Diego. Follow the link for more information and to register: tinyurl.com/mr3mhkhs
ABA Health Law Section Diversity & Inclusion retweeted
Today's #bhm trailblazer is Justice Adrienne Nelson. She was the first African American to be appointed to the Oregon Supreme Court. She currently serves as the Chair of the Diversity Center and the Diversity and Inclusion Advisory Council. Learn more: ambar.org/diversity
ALT Black History Month 2023 Photo of Justice Adrienne Nelson
ABA Health Law Section Diversity & Inclusion retweeted
Three legal advocates urged lawyers who support reproductive rights to become more involved in the issue after the U.S. Supreme Court’s landmark ruling in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization.
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#2023ABAMidyear #RoevWade #ReproductiveRights @abacdsv
ABA Health Law Section Diversity & Inclusion retweeted
Bias is a much talked about and documented reality in the legal profession, especially when it comes to the dearth of women and people of color in leadership positions.
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#2023ABAMidyear #diversity #gender @ABACJS
ABA Health Law Section Diversity & Inclusion retweeted
The #systemicracism in the justice system starts before the first contact and continues through charging decisions, plea deals, conviction, sentencing recommendations, incarceration, release and beyond.
#2023ABAMidyear
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ABA Health Law Section Diversity & Inclusion retweeted
Happy #BlackHistoryMonth! During #bhm, the @ABAesq Diversity Center will celebrate Black legal trailblazers. Today's #trailblazer is Deborah Enix-Ross, President of the ABA! See the Diversity Center website to learn more about featured legal trailblazers: ambar.org/diversity
ALT Black History Month 2023 Photo of Deborah Enix-Ross
ABA Health Law Section Diversity & Inclusion retweeted
The Racial Equity in the Justice System website is a central clearinghouse of ABA-related information and resources for attorneys, the legal profession and the public. Check it out: ambar.org/q5ezhw
ABA Health Law Section Diversity & Inclusion retweeted
Dr. King once said, “Of all the forms of inequality, injustice in health is the most shocking and inhumane.”
On this day, let us celebrate and honor the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and continue his work to advance health equity.
ALT Honoring the remarkable life and legacy of Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
ABA Health Law Section Diversity & Inclusion retweeted
New Episode of Voices in Health Law out now!
"Nuts and Bolts of Medicare Advantage" with Kevin Milne
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ABA Health Law Section Diversity & Inclusion retweeted
Breaking News: ABA partners with Association of Law Firm Diversity Professionals to enhance Model Diversity Survey. See: ow.ly/fuBe50L00Eb
ABA Health Law Section Diversity & Inclusion retweeted
We know time is limited these days, so we put together a list of 10 things you’ll learn from this month’s issue on #DisabilityAndHealth. To read the full issue, visit: bit.ly/3Csxlgs
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ABA Health Law Section Diversity & Inclusion retweeted
Response efforts during the #COVID pandemic further exposed health inequities impacting racial and ethnic minority communities. Read how addressing the needs of refugees, immigrants, & Limited English Proficiency (LEP) individuals can #BoostYourCommunity: go.usa.gov/xS47D
ABA Health Law Section Diversity & Inclusion retweeted
New episode of Voices in Health Law out now!
"We Have No Intention of Information Blocking: How Do We Get This Right to Protect Patient Privacy?" Featuring Elizabeth L.B. Greene and Elaine Zacharakis Loumbas
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ABA Health Law Section Diversity & Inclusion retweeted
Overdose deaths among Native Americans remain higher than the US average. This #OverdoseAwarenessWeek, get tips on how to help those at risk and to help prevent overdose from opioid use: bit.ly/2AcJxE0 #NativeHealth
ALT Overdose Awareness Week
ABA Health Law Section Diversity & Inclusion retweeted
Today, Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson becomes the U.S. Supreme Court’s first Black female justice. The ABA Standing Committee on the Federal Judiciary rated her "Well Qualified." Learn more: ambar.org/sre2xn
#KetanjiBrownJackson
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ABA Health Law Section Diversity & Inclusion retweeted
WE congratulate Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson & recognize this historic moment as she became the U.S. Supreme Court’s first Black female justice. The ABA rated her "Well Qualified." Learn more: ambar.org/sre2xn
#KetanjiBrownJackson
