Equality Interrupted: How Dobbs Impacts Women’s Rights (3/8/23)

The Chicago Bar Association’s Women’s History Month programming will include a discussion with a panel of speakers who will explore the impact of Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization since it was decided, including legislative updates and what is expected to come in the near-term.

Speakers:

Khadine Bennett, Director of Advocacy and Intergovernmental Affairs, American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) of Illinois
Gail Schnitzer Eisenberg, Loftus Eisenberg & Chair of The Chicago Bar Association’s Labor & Employment Committee
Natalie Scrouton Federle, General Counsel at Sermo & Board Chair at Personal PAC
Professor Steve Sanders, Professor of Law, Indiana University Maurer School of Law

Moderators:

Alexis Crawford Douglas, Partner, K&L Gates
Lauren Novak, Chief Human Resources Officer and Employment Counsel, Corrugated Supplies Company, LLC

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