IWL Events

“Just Juggling”

Please join IWL for a panel discussion on handling and improving your practice along with your personal and family life.

When:         Thursday November 3rd from Noon to 1:00 P.M.

Where:        Second Floor of U.S. Bank Building

Moffatt Thomas Barrett Rock & Fields Chtd.

Cost (which includes lunch) is $10
Please RSVP to Michelle Points at mpoints@hawleytroxell.com

Indian Law Conference

Please find attached press release and registration form for an Indian Law Conference that the Idaho Chapter of the Federal Bar Association is hosting. It is taking place on the eastern side of the state in Fort Hall, Idaho. The FBA is in the process of applying for 6 CLE credits from the Idaho State Bar for this conference.

Family Advocates Event

Please Join Us Wednesday September 21st from 5:30-7:00pm at the Arid Club

Family Advocates is the only agency in the country that combines the Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) child abuse intervention program with an abuse prevention program called Families First.

Over the last 18 months, Family Advocates has been creating innovative ways to continue serve Treasure Valley children and families in the wake of increased demand for our services and unprecedented funding fluctuations.  Staff and volunteers are discovering unique new ways to adapt to these reali­ties and expand our services.  It’s exciting and we’d like to tell you more about it.

Please email nicoles@familyadvocate.org to rsvp.

Can’t make it, but want to help this wonderful cause?  We’re looking for 100 people to give $25/month or $300 a year for 3 years to grow our early educa­tion/child abuse prevention program.  Please join our pledge to protect month­ly giving program now https://www.familyadvocate.org/ccdonate.aspx.  We cannot keep this vital early education service and other services our Parent Educators provide to Treasure Valley families without funding from people like you.

Leadership

Leadership is a common theme for IWL this year. Please see the IWL August Letter from IWL President, Nicole Hancock.

Upcoming Events

Mentor Kick-Off Lunch, Hawley Troxell, July 20 (12-1 pm)

“Summer of Fun,” Fork, July 26 (5-7 pm)

Go Lead Confidently, Susan Dahl-Robertson, Stoel Rives, August 16 (12 -1 pm)

“Summer of Fun,” Botanical Gardens, September

“Case Management and Best Practices” with panelists Chief U.S. Judge Winmill, Chief Magistrate Judge Dale, Keely Duke, and Trudy Fouser. Idaho State Bar, November 3, 2011 (12-1:30pm)

2012 Idaho State Bar Annual Meeting Boise, ID July 11-13, 2012

July Letter From the President

Dear Members,

Please see the attached IWL July Letter From The President Nicole Hancock detailing our current events and how members can be involved in IWL.

White House Project a Success!

For those who were able to attend the White House Project’s Go Lead Idaho, it was a huge success. The White House Project’s success rate speaks for itself. Thank you to those who attended and represent the next generation of Idaho’s leadership. Thank you to the White House Project for bringing this opportunity to Boise. For more details on the impact coming to our community, see the letter from the White House Project.

Letter From the President

2011 is shaping up to be an exciting year for IWL. For more information on how to get involved, please see IWL May Letter From The President.

Summer of Fun: Stella & Dot Jewlery

Summer of Fun Networking Event

Add Women, Change Everything

Idaho Women Lawyers is a proud sponsor of The White House Project, bringing “Go Lead Idaho” to Boise on May 21, 2011.

The White House Project brings its award-winning Go Lead Training to Idaho. Led by regional experts, this nonpartisan intense one-day seminar offers insight, skills and trainings in public speaking, leadership development and board/commission appointments to empower Idaho’s women to take on stronger leadership roles in their communities. Join Us. Go Lead Idaho.

Where: BSU Student Union
When: May 21, 2011 (9am-5pm)
Cost: $50
Register: WWW.GOLEADIDAHO.ORG

IWL Goals

To promote equal rights and opportunities for women and minorities within the legal profession and the judicial system.

To promote full participation by women and minorities in the organized bar and in the legislative and judicial branches of government.

To provide opportunities for women and minorities in the legal profession to support and educate one another.