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Cultural Competency In A Post-Model Rule 8.4(G) World, Latonia Haney Keith
Cultural Competency In A Post-Model Rule 8.4(G) World, Latonia Haney Keith
Duke Journal of Gender Law & Policy
No abstract provided.
Advancing Faculty Diversitythrough Self-Directed Mentoring, Yvonne M. Dutton, Margaret Ryznar, Lea Shaver
Advancing Faculty Diversitythrough Self-Directed Mentoring, Yvonne M. Dutton, Margaret Ryznar, Lea Shaver
Duke Journal of Gender Law & Policy
Mentoring is widely acknowledged to be important in career success, yet may be lacking for female and minority law professors, contributing to disparities in retention and promotion of diverse faculty. This Article presents the results of a unique diversity mentoring program conducted at one law school. Mentoring is often thought of as something directed by the mentor on behalf of the protégé. Our framework inverts that model, empowering diverse faculty members to proactively cultivate their own networks of research mentors. The studied intervention consisted of modest programming on mentorship, along with supplemental travel funds to focus specifically on travel for …
A Call To Arms: The Department Of Defense’S Egg Freezing Benefit Summons Increased Reporting Regulations, Gloria Y. Liu
A Call To Arms: The Department Of Defense’S Egg Freezing Benefit Summons Increased Reporting Regulations, Gloria Y. Liu
Duke Journal of Gender Law & Policy
No abstract provided.
Undue Sacrifice: How Female Sexual Assault Victims Fight The Military While Fighting In The Military, Russell Spivak
Undue Sacrifice: How Female Sexual Assault Victims Fight The Military While Fighting In The Military, Russell Spivak
Duke Journal of Gender Law & Policy
Over the last century, women have fought for the right to serve their nation in the exact same way men have: in uniform. Women have indeed made enormous strides toward serving in equal measure to their male counterparts. But women are still too often perceived and treated as second-class citizens, inhibiting a genuine realization of their equality in the armed forces. This is exhibited, if not reinforced, by the prevalence of women’s sexual assault while serving their country and the insufficient prosecution thereof. By diagnosing and remedying the insufficiencies in the military justice system’s legal regime governing the prosecution of …
The Fbi’S Fitness Tests And Title Vii—Does Gender Equality Require Lowering Standards?, Dylan Tucker
The Fbi’S Fitness Tests And Title Vii—Does Gender Equality Require Lowering Standards?, Dylan Tucker
Duke Journal of Gender Law & Policy
No abstract provided.
The New Employment Discrimination: Intra-Lgbt Intersectional Invisibility And The Marginalization Of Minority Subclasses In Antidiscrimination Law, Alexander M. Nourafshan
The New Employment Discrimination: Intra-Lgbt Intersectional Invisibility And The Marginalization Of Minority Subclasses In Antidiscrimination Law, Alexander M. Nourafshan
Duke Journal of Gender Law & Policy
No abstract provided.
Hiv Disclosure Laws Are Unjustified, Tony Ficarrotta
Hiv Disclosure Laws Are Unjustified, Tony Ficarrotta
Duke Journal of Gender Law & Policy
No abstract provided.
Human Trafficking And Terrorism: Utilizing National Security Resources To Prevent Human Trafficking In The Islamic State, Shannon A. Welch
Human Trafficking And Terrorism: Utilizing National Security Resources To Prevent Human Trafficking In The Islamic State, Shannon A. Welch
Duke Journal of Gender Law & Policy
No abstract provided.