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Her Justice on The Nonprofit Voice
01/03/2019
Her Justice Executive Director Amy Barasch and Senior Staff Attorney Diane Feniello were interviewed by Allison Brecher, host of The Nonprofit Voice on Long Island News Radio.
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Flushing Marathoner Taps Into Reservoir of Courage With Help From Her Justice
12/13/2018
A Her Justice client and survivor of abuse triumphed to run the TCS NYC Marathon twice and was profiled by the Queens Daily Eagle.
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Her Justice POP party in Crain’s
11/19/2018
Check out photos from our POP* (*Power of Pro Bono) Party in Crain’s New York Business!
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Big Law and Pro Bono Week: It’s ‘Like Our Olympics’
10/26/2018
Bloomberg Law mentioned our divorce training at Milbank, Tweed, Hadley & McCloy LLP in their roundup of how firms are recognizing Pro Bono Week 2018.
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Utah Student Lauren McCluskey Reported Her Ex To Campus Police Before Being Killed
10/25/2018
Her Justice Director of Legal Services Hamra Ahmad spoke with Refinery 29 about the increased risks of intimate partner violence for young women.
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How Heidi Heitkamp’s New Ad Put Survivors At Risk
10/18/2018
Her Justice Executive Director Amy Barasch spoke with Refinery 29 about why outing survivors without their consent is harmful.
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What is Menstrual Equity? Her Justice Advocates for Women’s Rights
10/17/2018
Elizabeth J. Rosen, associate at Proskauer Rose LLP, wrote about our September Breakfast Briefing for the National Law Review.
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Her Justice POP Party included in NYNMedia Buzz
10/15/2018
New York Nonprofit Media included the POP*(*Power of Pro Bono) Party in their Buzz section!
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Her Justice POP Party featured in the New York Law Journal
10/15/2018
The New York Law Journal featured our POP* (*Power of Pro Bono) Party in their October 12th issue and on law.com
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Breaking the silence: wounds that won’t heal
09/24/2018
Her Justice Staff Attorney Amanda Doroshow spoke with WFUV radio about difficulties faced by immigrant survivors of domestic abuse.
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