This symposium presented an overview of the history and progress of women in the legal profession since the first woman was admitted to the Connecticut Bar in 1882.

A conversation focused on addressing the need to improve legal access to those who are unable to afford representation.

A conversation examining law enforcement responses to hate crimes and how these actions impact communities.

A discussion of the history of attorneys of color in Connecticut led by keynote speaker, Connecticut State Comptroller Natalie Braswell.

This program explored the history and development of the rights of LGBTQ+ families in Connecticut and the United States.

These summits started the conversation surrounding the opioid crisis in Connecticut and led group sessions to discuss suggestions on how to combat the rising issue.

A conversation exploring the potential advantages and disadvantages of unsupervised probate for the settlement of a deceased person’s estate.

A conversation surrounding Limited Scope Representation and how these practices can impact the delivery of traditional legal services.

This Symposium helped enhance understanding of trauma and its impact on legal advocacy and adjudication.

A symposium focused on challenges and strategies for effective inclusion of disabled members within Connecticut’s legal community.

A continuation of presentations on topics such as implicit bias, diversity metrics, and overcoming impediments to achieve greater diversity and inclusion in the legal profession.

A panel discussion focused on discussing current legal issues affecting LGBTQ+ youth, including LGBTQ+ advocates, Kim and Tiq Milan.

This event discussed how to improve delivery of services to low-income people through pro bono legal help.

This panel discussion highlighted the challenges that new lawyers face when transitioning from studying to practicing law and how mentorship can bridge these gaps.

A discussion centered on U.S. military veterans experience during and after active service and the resources that could help their reintegration into society.

This event explored the establishment of legal aid, the evolving needs for clients, and what the future holds for legal aid.

This event focused on the physical, mental, and psychological setbacks that affect lawyers and judges and how their community can serve as a resource.

A conversation dedicated to highlighting and preserving the rich history of attorneys of color in Connecticut. 

This presentation highlighted the science of eyewitness identification in the state of CT and potential reforms.

This panel discussion analyzed the Judicial Branch and the influence the Executive and Legislative Branches has upon it.

This event explored possible revisions to the Practice Book and the Rules of Professional Conduct to approve limited scope representation agreements.

This panel discussion examines the growing role of technology and how different generations are reacting and evolving to these changes.

This symposium examined the legal aspects of Alzheimer's disease and new developments in medical research, treatment, and technology.

This event explored the future of the legal profession, legal aid, and the possible resources that can be offered to Connecticut residents.

This panel discussion defined professionalism, its evolution within the law profession, and how to achieve a sustainable balance.