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Kimberly A. Jacobsen
Commission on Human Rights & Opportunities, Hartford
Narrative Justice: Storytelling as a Means for Shaping DEI Initiatives (2025CLC-B02)
Cost:
Member = $70Non-member = $140
Student = $0
Program Date:
Friday, June 13, 202510:15 AM to 12:15 PM
Credit
CT: 2.0 CLE Credits (Ethics)
Credit
Ethics and Professionalism:2.0
Description
Presented by the DE&I Committee
About the Program
This program will feature stories of three legal professionals from underrepresented backgrounds. One critique of DE&I work is that it can be academic, in other words, disconnected from those it is intended to benefit. Storytelling is one way to rehumanize DE&I work and to direct initiatives based on needs anecdotally identified, rather than through academic or statistical means.
You Will Learn
• About the importance of DE&I work amongst an emerging counter-narrative that DE&I work is no longer necessary
• About issues for DE&I professionals to focus on or add to current initiatives
Who Should Attend
All legal professionals.
Speakers
Kimberly A. JacobsenCommission on Human Rights & Opportunities, Hartford
Moderator
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