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In New Book, Lili Kazemi Lays Out Fitness Strategies for Busy Professionals
Author and accounting firm director, Lili Kazemi, she discusses her fitness philosophy to help others find a sustainable approach to wellness, tackling everything from fad diets to eating on the go.
Identifying and Combating Workplace Bullying
Once considered a problem among school-aged children, the epidemic of bullying is gaining attention as a workplace issue.
The Future of Medical Technology Depends on Reexamining Our Notions of Race
As medical researchers employ artificial intelligence (AI) to synthesize vast amounts of data, many have raised concerns about perpetuating racial inequities when developing new medicines and treatments.
Mental Health Declines, AI Disruption Roil Law Schools
The pandemic’s long-term effect on students’ mental health and the arrival of artificial intelligence in the classroom are top of mind of many law school administrators around the country.
In Fireside Chat, AG Schwalb Offers Advice to Early Career Attorneys
On February 20 approximately 70 attorneys joined D.C. Attorney General Brian Schwalb in a fireside chat about his career, his thoughts on the legal profession, and his reflections on serving as chief prosecutor of a jurisdiction that has unique assets and challenges.
https://www.dcbar.org/news-events/news/in-fireside-chat,-ag-schwalb-offers-advice-to-earl
Georgetown Law Wins 2024 D.C. Cup Moot Court Competition
After three rounds of arguments spanning two weekends, Georgetown University Law Center prevailed over five other law school teams to win the 2024 D.C. Cup Moot Court Competition at the D.C. Court of Appeals on February 23.
https://www.dcbar.org/news-events/news/georgetown-law-wins-2024-d-c-cup-moot-court-compet
Washington Lawyers’ Committee Shines Light on Pressing Issues in Policing, Housing & Education
The Washington Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights and Urban Affairs (WLC) recently held a panel discussion at the offices of Arnold & Porter LLP to discuss its Racial Justice Agenda for 2024.
D.C. Bar Names UDC’s John Brittain as 2024 Thurgood Marshall Award Winner
The D.C. Bar has named University of the District of Columbia David A. Clarke School of Law (UDC Law) professor John Brittain as the recipient of its 2024 Thurgood Marshall Award for his lifelong commitment to advancing civil rights, including litigating important cases across the United States on race equity in public schools and higher education and mentoring generations of civil rights advocates.
https://www.dcbar.org/news-events/news/d-c-bar-names-udc’s-john-brittain-as-2024-thurgood
WLC Panel Explores Implications of Wilkinson v. Garland in Removal Cases
Fresh off her recent victory in the U.S. Supreme Court, Goodwin Procter LLP partner Jaime Santos talked about the impact of Wilkinson v. Garland on cancellation of removal applications at a March 27 panel hosted by the Washington Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights and Urban Affairs (WLC).
D.C. Bar Remembers Trailblazing Judge Ricardo M. Urbina
The D.C. Bar pays tribute to former judge Ricardo Manuel Urbina, who blazed paths in the legal community as the first Latino judge on D.C. Superior Court as well as on the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia. Urbina passed away in June at age 78 of Parkinson’s disease.
https://www.dcbar.org/news-events/news/d-c-bar-remembers-trailblazing-judge-ricardo-m-urb
A Call to Action on 70th Anniversary of Brown
Commemorating the 70th anniversary of the landmark case Brown v. Board of Education, the National Archives and Records Administration and the National Park Service teamed up to host the Civil Rights Conference at the end of June.
Clark Hiddleston Analyzes AI’s Potential to Transform Governance
Given the proliferation of artificial intelligence, it was only a matter of time before scholars considered the intersection of politics and technology. In A Political Paradigm of Rapid Change: A Description and Prescription for the Future, Clark A. Hiddleston describes an emerging social context in which political power comes from the democratization of knowledge and being the first to develop and exploit new technology.
