Fordham Law Women Promotes Networking, Education, and Advocacy
As Fordham Law School celebrates Women’s History Month, we spoke with Zoe Buzinkai ’22 and Krista Gresia ’21—2L president and 3L president, respectively, of Fordham Law Women—about the affinity group’s networking initiatives, the challenges faced by women in law school and the legal profession, advocacy goals, and how they are planning to honor Fordham alumnae. Read more.
Fordham Law Women’s Third Annual Symposium: Covid-19 and the Impact on Gender
Fordham Law Women’s symposium this year, which has been organized into three panels, is about the impact the COVID-19 pandemic has had on gender. The first panel focuses on COVID’s impact on women in the workforce—for example, examining whether women have had to take a leave of absence or take steps back in their jobs. The second panel looks at COVID’s impact on marginalized women, including how it’s affected people of color, people with disabilities, and those in the LGBTQ community. The final panel is about the response to domestic violence and how COVID-19 has impacted access to justice and has affected the court system, in light of the pandemic.
Rosevelie Márquez Morales at Ms. JD Summit
Adjunct Professor and Director of Diversity & Inclusion at Hogan Lovells, Rosevelie Márquez Morales ’02 gave remarks at the 2021 virtual Ms. JD Summit. Ms. JD is a non-profit organization that supports women in the legal profession and in law school. Learn more.
