Equal Justice Society e-Newsletter - Issue 6 - Winter 2006

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IN THIS ISSUE

Front Page

Letter from the President: Government as a Force for Good

Notes on the Right: Starving Vital Government Services

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Also: Zuni Café's Surprise Fundraiser

Hurricane Katrina
Lawsuit for Evacuees, Petition to UN


EJS Lawyers in New Orleans: First Person Account

California Senators Support Filibuster of Alito; Coalition Warns of Danger to Civil Rights

EJS Brief in Supreme Court Supports Voters of Color

Civil Rights Coalition Condemns Racist SFPD Police Video

EJS Launches Motley Fellowship

New CD, Book on Port Chicago

Book Exposes Court Rulings Dismantling Laws Promoting Fairness and Equality

USF Law School Chapter Hosts Art Show

Staff/Board News & Notes

Newsletter Editors:
Elaine Elinson
Miguel Gavaldon


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Staff/Board News and Notes

California Association of Black Lawyers to Honor EJS

The Equal Justice Society has been named non-profit of the year by the California Association of Black Lawyers. CABL President Demetrius Shelton announced the honor by writing, "We would like to commend EJS on all that it has done to promote justice and equality."

The award will be presented the California Association of Black Lawyers Annual Convention, with a theme of "Continuing a Legacy of Excellence," during the Awards and Installation banquet on May 6 at the Oakland Marriott City Center Hotel.

For more information on CABL, visit calblacklawyers.org.

Eva Paterson Honored with Rights Award

The Anti Defamation League will honor EJS President the 2006 Pearlstein Civil Rights Award on April 26 in San Francisco. The award includes a donation of $5,000 to EJS from the Pearlstein Family Foundation.

The ADL, founded in 1913, is the world's leading organization fighting anti-Semitism through programs and services that counteract hatred, prejudice and bigotry.

For more information on the ADL, visit www.adl.org.

 







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