Fostering Inclusivity: Empowering Underrepresented Individuals within the Legal Field
About This Course
Embark on a nuanced journey through the complexities of navigating the feeling of being out of place within the legal profession, a sentiment universally recognized yet disproportionately experienced by specific segments. This encompasses individuals within legally protected categories, those who have been marginalized, and those who find themselves on the periphery. The legal arena is poised for essential transformation, an urgent call to embrace inclusivity, dismantling the harsh barriers of discrimination and isolation encountered by underrepresented lawyers and clients.
This comprehensive CLE course invites participants to delve deep into the intricate layers of overt and covert discrimination that contribute to a sense of displacement among underrepresented members within the legal sector. Attendees will explore the varied expressions of discrimination within legal workplace settings, arming themselves with a toolkit of strategies that employers can utilize. These strategies possess the potential to nurture a profound sense of belonging, fostering a unified and cohesive environment.
This course is an exceptional platform for acquiring profound insights and actionable knowledge, specifically curated to cater to the ambitions of legal professionals' ambitions to amplify inclusivity within their field.
Learning Objectives:
- Define “Monachopsis” and explore its causes and effects
- Distinguish between overt vs. veiled discrimination behaviors
- Explore the “Universe of Discrimination” and the importance of intersectionality
- Develop tools for employers to implement to combat discrimination
Production Date: 7/25/2024
About the Presenters
Steve Greenblatt, Esq.
Carpe Diem Associates
Practice Area: Labor Law (+ 1 other areas)
Steve Greenblatt brings over 40 years of human resource practice in employee relations, employee discipline, training and organizational development, Affirmative Action, conflict resolution, and contract and benefits administration. Prior to that, Steve served as Assistant District Attorney in Bronx County as an appellate attorney, trial attorney and Trial Supervisor; Law Secretary to the Administrative Judge, Supreme Court, Bronx County, Criminal Part, managing the courthouse; Appellate Counsel to District Attorneys in 23 New York State counties; and Deputy Inspector General for the NYC Department of Sanitation in charge of its disciplinary system. Steve has trained attorneys, investigators and human resource professionals ...
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