https://www.cccba.org/event-info/?eventid=15088
The CCCBA DEI Committee,
The Contra Costa Superior Court Diversity and Outreach Committee
and California Women Lawyers present...
“Strengthening Our Legal Community by Understanding Our Cultural Differences”
A Cultural Competency Presentation
This program will illustrate, through panelist vignettes, certain observations by diverse practitioners and judges. It will educate attorneys and judges about a certain aspect of community/ethnicity/ identity that are not commonly known and explain practices that people currently do now which is seen as offensive or insensitive to a particular community. There will be time for questions after the presentations.
Vignettes will cover Filipino, African American, Latinx, LGBT, Chinese, Middle Eastern, Jewish and Person Living with a Disability perspectives.
Speakers
Benisa Berry - Berry Mediation and Law
Mika Domingo - M.S. Domingo Law Group
Julie Ann Giammona - Ferber Law, P.C.
Judge David Goldstein - Contra Costa County Superior Court
Mary Grace Guzman - Guzman Legal Solutions
Mona Nia - The Bray Law Firm
Judge Benjamin T. Reyes, II - Contra Costa County Superior Court
Summer Cyd Selleck - S.C. Selleck Law
Celine Mui Simon - Strata Legal
Zoom Information - You will receive a Your Event Confirmation from staff email followed an Event Zoom Invitation email with your zoom meeting/webinar link.
The Contra Costa County Bar Association certifies that this activity has been approved for 1 hour of EOB MCLE credit by the State Bar of California, Provider #393.
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