CNY Fair Housing Conference 2017: CNYWBA Sponsoring Workshop on Women and Fair Housing

The 2017 CNY Fair Housing Conference will be held November 2, 2017 from 8:30am-1:30pm at the Marriott Syracuse Downtown. The CNYWBA is proud to announce that we are sponsoring the workshop on Fair Housing Rights for Women: Domestic Violence and Sexual Harassment. 

We have received a free ticket to the Conference in exchange for our sponsorship, which we would like to offer to our membership. If you would like to attend, please contact Pro Bono Projects Director Samantha Aguam at [email protected] by Friday, October 27. 

For more information about the conference or to buy tickets, please visit: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/fair-housing-turns-50-policy-conference-luncheon-tickets-37663412280

Save the Date! 
More information will follow.

WBASNY Board of Directors Meeting

Our entire membership is welcome to come and participate! 

Saturday, November 18
10:00 am -  3:00 pm
Syracuse University Law School

We do not have a final agenda available at this time, but we expect that committee meetings will take place between 10-12pm, and then a meeting of the Board of Directors (executive committee, WBASNY officers, and delegates from all the chapters PLUS any other interested members) from 1-3 after lunch from 12-1. Please join us for a meeting of a substantive committee in your practice area, or to participate in discussions about long range planning for WBASNY, or sign up to help plan Convention in May 2018 in Cooperstown, NY. Take part in discussions about the future of our organization, network with practitioners from around the state, and learn where your membership dues go. We hope to see you there! 

Registration required--information to follow.

It's time to renew your

CNYWBA membership!

 

Have you renewed your membership yet? What are you waiting for? Still to come this membership year: 

  • Family Law CLE on trauma-informed advocacy and same-sex parentage cases (December)--FREE for members
  • Holiday party (December)
  • Federal and State Appellate Practice CLE (Spring 2018)
  • Family Law CLE on Indian Child Welfare Act (Spring 2018); and
  • Two more Mentoring Luncheons FREE for members
The CNYWBA is the best bargain in bar association membership AND gives you membership and access to a statewide organization fighting for gender equity in our profession and throughout our state.

 

Please take a moment to renew your Central New York Women's Bar Association (CNYWBA) membership for the 2017-2018 membership year with this application and become part of a group of esteemed attorneys and judges who advance our mission: to promote justice for all, regardless of sex; to advance the social, economic and legal status of women through the law; to expand opportunities for women and to raise the level of competence and integrity in the legal profession. 

 

You can pay online HERE.

Member Directory

Did you know that you can view our members in a member list on our website? Reach out to your fellow members to connect and refer business. Please visit  www.cnywba.org/members .
Member Benefits: Did you know that as a member of the Central New York Women's Bar Association, you are automatically a member of the Women's Bar Association of the State of New York? Check out the WBASNY benefits available to you and your firm, such as discounts on shipping, car rentals, and pet insurance here!

Awards and Recognition 
Please consider nominating a member of the Central New York Women's Bar Association for a statewide or national award. If you know a worthy candidate, please contact us. We would love to help nominate our members for awards! 

Other Events and Announcements
Thurgood Marshall Mock Trial Volunteer Opportunity
 
CNYWBA Members are invited to serve as volunteer judges for the annual Thurgood Marshall Mock Trial Competition at the  50th Annual Regional Convention of the  Northeast Black Law Student Association (NEBLSA). The competition will take place in Albany, NY and is set to begin on Thursday, January 25th and end on Saturday, January 27th. 
For additional information regarding our region please visit 

or contact
J.D. Candidate 2018, New York University School of Law
Northeast Thurgood Marshall Mock Trial Competition Director 
National Black Law Students Association

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