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Greetings, Court Family! By the time you read this message, the Office of Diversity and Inclusion (ODI) will have recently concluded our 3rd Diversity and Inclusion Summit. This year’s Summit engendered thought-provoking presentations and conversations around the workplace dynamics of intersectionality and allyship. Read more...
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The child of a blind mother, Chief Judge Rowan D. Wilson learned early in life that he wanted to help people. That experience — coupled with the fact that the sight of a cadaver during college turned him off to a career in medicine, and his inability to draw deterred him from architecture—ultimately led him to the law. Read more...
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The theme for this year’s NYC Pride March is “Strength in Solidarity”—and it is that idea or sense that together, we can make things happen, that prompted the resurgence of the Pride Alliance of the New York State Courts, a few years ago. Read more...
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Catch up on AAPI, Ageism, Pride and other UCS happenings! Read more...
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Last Juneteenth weekend (2022), I got a crash course in diversity and inclusion. It started with a 67-foot fence that separates my family’s yard from Church Avenue, a bustling Brooklyn street with two-way traffic, bus lanes, and numerous small businesses.
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Principal Court Analyst Daniel Paterson joined the ODI staff in 2021, but his career with the UCS goes back to 1991, when he was hired as a court analyst in the NYC Criminal Court. Read more...
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Are you looking for more information about Diversity and Inclusion? Read more...
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