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From the Adele Goodman Clark Papers, Special Collections and Archives, James Branch Cabell Library.
The materials on view are selections from the Adèle Goodman Clark papers. The records of the Virginia League of Women Voters of the Richmond Metropolitan Area are also among the manuscript holdings on women’s history available at VCU Libraries. Finding Aid:
search.vaheritage.org/vivaxtf/view?docId=vcu-cab/vircu001...
Group of women during the parade march on 8 March 2010 in Brazzaville
Panel of the discussion session that UNIC Brazzaville organized to promote the theme "Equal rights, equal opportunities: progress for all". (Photo credit: UNIC Brazzaville, 8 March 2010).
More than 200 lawyers, judges, and others representing the legal profession in Maryland gathered on June 2, 2015, at Camden Yards in downtown Baltimore for the Equal Justice Council’s 18th Annual Awards and Recognition Breakfast to celebrate those law firms and members of the bar whose donations help drive Maryland Legal Aid in its ongoing mission to provide free civil legal services to low-income Marylanders. This year Equal Justice Council Honorees include:
- ANDREW JAY GRAHAM and BENJAMIN ROSENBERG, Exemplars of Equal Justice
- PAUL M. NUSSBAUM, Champion of Justice
- GOODELL DeVRIES and SAUL EWING LLP, Pacesetters
- DLA PIPER and VENABLE LLP, Trailblazers
- SAYRA MEYERHOFF, Executive Director’s Award
Created in 1997, the Equal Justice Council serves as the fundraising arm of the Maryland Legal Aid Bureau, securing donations from private attorneys across the state in support of Legal Aid’s mission to provide free civil legal assistance to low-income state residents.
PICTURED (left to right): Guest speaker Roy L. Austin, Jr., Director of the Office of Urban Affairs, Justice, and Opportunity and Member of the White House Domestic Policy Council; Martin S. Himeles, Jr., Co-Chair, Equal Justice Council; Lee H. Ogburn; Warren S. Oliveri, Jr., President, Maryland Legal Aid Board of Directors; Maryland Legal Aid Executive Director Wilhelm H. Joseph, Jr.
I formerly lived in a house with two other roommates, both boys, who I happened to be friends with for a number of years. Three other friends, all girls, from the same group in high school also got a house together in Los Angeles. When I was told of the comparison between the two households, I found it to be a good idea for a series. Destiny is Michael, Sara is Albert and Jamie is me.
I presented the three of them with the notion that they are us and that they, to the best of their abilities, were to present their interpretations of us in dress, pose and place, all in the context of their own house.
“My husband has a private job ,there is no surety of what would happen tomorrow . So I started a small boutique in my home itself ,and doing that reduced the burden on my husband by almost half .It’s very important for both to support equally in all aspects .Problems come in everyone’s...
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