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Later in the day, we closed with a slew of additional panels that focused on topics like the Equal Rights Amendment (with Delegate Jennifer Carroll Foy, Rosie Couture, Kobby Hoffman, Senator Jennifer McClellan, and Julie Suk), LGBTQIA+ rights (with Bonnie Grabenhofer, Sharita Gruberg, Mara Keisling, and Sarah Warbelow), Women’s Rights surrounding COVID-19 (with Carol Baldwin Moody, Seher Khawaja, and Ting Ting Chen), Building up Skills for Meetings and Collaboration (with David Ayodele and Sheila Ogea) and the upcoming 2020 election (with Kimberly S. In addition to the PAC Brunch, our dynamic program showcased a panel on why “Representation Matters” with NOW President Christian Nunes, Najaah Daniels, Quiana Dickenson, Nandini DasGupta, and Cheryl Wapes’a-Mayes, followed by a conversation with Emmy Award Winning Director Lisa Cortés. We then presented our Lifetime Achievement Award to Linda Berg, for her forty-five years of commitment to feminist leadership. We also introduced wonderful guest speakers like Senator Pat Spearman who led our call to action and keynote speaker Amb. On day two, we launched our PAC Brunch with a welcome from actress, women’s rights activist, and surrogate for the Biden-Harris campaign Ashley Judd. Shortly after, we ended the day with District Caucus Meetings for all Eastern, Northern, Southern, Heartland, Pacific, and Western NOW members. We also had the pleasure of speaking with playwright, performer, feminist, and activist, V (formerly Eve) Ensler, as we discussed the importance of voting in 2020, and the legacy she’d like to leave with her play, The Vagina Monologues. Saturday, September 26, October 17, and November 7, NOW & Feminist Majority hosted the 2020 National Conference entitled Fired Up, Ready to Vote! On day one of the conference, our members gathered virtually to vote on national bylaw changes, the conference agenda, and conference rules. National NOW & Feminist Majority Virtual Conference Recap Read more about our newest Officers of the National Action Center, here.

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Marie Walls, Chief Deputy, Suffolk Commonwealth’s Attorney’s Office, Suffolk.

Mary Elizabeth Sherwin, Kaufman & Canoles, Norfolk.

Elizabeth Guilbert Perrow, Woods Rogers, Roanoke.

Dean Wendy Collins Perdue, University of Richmond School of Law, Richmond.Areshini Pather, Chief Deputy, Commonwealth’s Attorney’s Office, Charlottesville.Pandak, Greehan, Taves & Pandak, Woodbridge

O’Malley, Mary Grace O’Malley PLLC, Manassas Nancy Oglesby, Commonwealth’s Attorneys Services Council, Williamsburg.Susan Childers North, Gordon, Rees, Scully, Mansukhani, Williamsburg.Lisa Lorish, Federal Public Defender’s Office, Roanoke.Long, Allen, Allen, Allen & Allen, Petersburg Elizabeth Lancaster, WhitbeckBennett, Leesburg.Jewell, Patten Wornom Hatten & Diamonstein, Newport News Tracy Ann Houck, Harris Law Firm, Fredericksburg.Rudene Mercer Haynes, Hunton Andrews Kurth, Richmond.Tracy Taylor Hague, Vandeventer Black, Richmond.Rita Davis, Chief Counsel, Office of the Governor, Richmond.Kellie Budd, Mahdavi, Doumar, Budd & Levine, Arlington.The honorees will be celebrated during an online awards program to be broadcast July 20 on YouTube.Įach honoree also will be profiled in a special supplement that will be distributed at the event and inserted into Virginia Lawyers Weekly in July. This awards program, now in its third year, honors women attorneys and judges for their excellent work on behalf of the justice system and for their clients, their commitment to their communities and their service to the profession. Attorney Donna Hall has been named to the Virginia Lawyers Weekly 2021 class of “Influential Women of Law.”

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