CJA is offering active and retired judges, justices and commissioners three opportunities to attend a membership townhall to discuss 68203 (PDF HERE) and ask questions. If you have questions to ask during the townhall, please add them at registration.

CJA is offering active and retired judges, justices and commissioners three opportunities to attend a membership townhall to discuss 68203 (PDF HERE) and ask questions. If you have questions to ask during the townhall, please add them at registration.

CALIFORNIA ACCESS TO JUSTICE COMMISSION, the CALIFORNIA JUDGES ASSOCIATION, and the CALIFORNIA STATE BAR ASSOCIATION Present:

In 2000, the California State Bar released a twenty-year projection that found as the population of California would become more diverse, the demographic make-up for attorneys and judges was projected to be less diverse. As a result, numerous pipeline projects were initiated, and the state held its first Judicial Diversity Summit in 2006. Since that time, strides have been made in the profession. This program will commemorate where we started, share the ground we have covered through the California State Bar Diversity Report Card, and explore what has yet to be done through the Judicial Council Advisory Committee on Providing Access and Fairness, the California Judicial Mentor Program, the California State Bar, and the affinity bar and judicial associations.

CJA is offering active and retired judges, justices and commissioners three opportunities to attend a membership townhall to discuss 68203 (PDF HERE) and ask questions. If you have questions to ask during the townhall, please add them at registration.

Nationally, we are noticing that more challenges exist for bench officers navigating the myriad of factors that must be managed daily. Remote and hybrid hearings, budget concerns, public protests, criticism of the judiciary in the media or social media, lack of staff support, concerns about judicial security, working with litigants who are burdened by financial, social and health concerns in a post pandemic world, and more, can interfere with our ability to bring our best selves to our important jobs. We may also experience interpersonal challenges with colleagues, supervisors, and staff and we may not always know where we can turn for a safe space to decompress and ask for advice or support. With this in mind, CJA has established a Judicial Peer Support Program (JPSP) through which bench officers can speak to experienced and retired judges for advice and support. Please attend this webinar to learn more!

Speakers:
Hon. Jeremy Fogel (Ret.)
Hon. Paul A. Bacigalupo (Ret.)
Hon. Erica R. Yew

1.0 - MCLE Wellness Competence Credit

Get ready to mix and mingle with judges and legal professionals at our 15th Annual Judicial Mixer and Alumni Awards Reception!

SAVE THE DATE!

SAVE THE DATE!