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RIGHTS OF WOMEN
Section of Individual Rights and Responsibilities
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RIGHTS OF WOMEN


Who We Are

Welcome! The Committee on the Rights of Women works within the Section of Individual Rights and Responsibilities to address substantive legal issues affecting the civil and human rights of women. From combating inequities faced in the United States, to improving the status of women abroad, the Committee plays an active role within the ABA drafting policy proposals, hosting Continuing Legal Education programs, developing written materials and providing a national forum for women's rights advocacy. For more information on the Committee's work, or to join the Committee, contact the Section office.


Recent Work

  • Committee Related Section-sponsored ABA Policies
  • Teleconfence: The Differences Between Title IV and Title IX and Why They Matter to Your Discrimination Case
  • Amicus Brief in Jackson v. Birmingham Board of Education
  • Human Rights Magazine: International Women's Rights (Summer 2002)

  • Related Products

    Analysis of the Citizens United Case: A Victory for Free Speech or a Threat to Democracy

    Join Us

    - Join Our Committee
    - Join The ABA


    Leadership

    Co-Chair:  Sarah A Dunne, Nancy Hogshead-Makar

    Vice-Chair:  Leslie T Annexstein, Julie Goldscheid, Mary Eileen Hartnett, Rachel Sumiko Hodge

    Liaison:  Marcia Devins Greenberger

    Committee Roster (44 total members)


    Programs, Meetings and Events

    Section Events
    February 18, 2010
    Location: N/A
    Format: Webcast/ Teleconference

    February 25, 2010
    Location: N/A
    Format: Webcast/ Teleconference

    Links of Interest

    A collection of ABA committees and programs relating to women's rights.
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    Modified by Patrice McFarlane on July 8, 2009

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