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Other Events for Equal

Monday, 4/12/2010, 6 pm, "Book Talk," City College of New York (CCNY)
       (Details at website of CCNY <http://events.cuny.edu/eventDetail.asp?EventId=25334>.)

Tuesday-Thursday, 3/2/2010, Boston University Women's Law Association Conference

Thursday, 1/21/2010, 6 pm, Yale Club of New York City

Saturday, 5/30/09, 3-4 pm, Yale Bookstore, New Haven

Gathering of alumni authors and books, Yale Bookstore, 77 Broadway at York Square, New Haven, Connecticut, Saturday, 5/30/2009, 3-4 pm.

Thursday, 5/28/09, 6:30pm, Kansas City Public Library

Lecture and conversation about Equal, Kansas City Public Library, 14 West 10th Street, Kansas City, Missouri, Thursday, 5/28/09, 6:30pm <http://www.kclibrary.org/event/fred-strebeigh-equal>.

Wednesday, 4/22/09, Georgetown University Law Center
          An all-day symposium brought together Vice President Joseph Biden, who spoke with passion about his past work and future plans to address violence against women, along with many of the attorneys whose work to create the Violence Against Women Act is narrated in Part 5 of Equal.  For details, please click here.

Friday, 2/27/2009, noon, Westport Public Library, Westport, Connecticut

Thursday, 2/26/2009, 5:30 pm, Labyrinth Books in New Haven, Connecticut

Friday 2/13/09, all day, Rutgers School of Law-Newark
             The all-day symposium called “Rutgers School of Law–Newark Celebrates Women Reshaping American Law,” held  2/13/09, was filled with strong presentations and also with strong emotion.  For details, please click here.



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A note on this website for Equal: Women Reshape American Law


As of May 2012, Microsoft has ended its long-running website service called Microsoft Office Live, on which I built this site, www.EqualWomen.com.  I am now rebuilding the site on a new website service, but for a while this site may remain in progress.

Many apologies, Fred Strebeigh
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