On August 13th IANGEL will celebrate with our seventh anniversary gala, “In It To Win It!” Thanks to our sponsors we’ve been able to build an incredible line-up for the evening of advocates, artists and new IANGEL videos. We hope you’ll join us!
With systemic discrimination tearing at the fabric of our societies, now is the time to knit together a new world that rejects racism and sexism in all their forms. The work ahead is hard; it will require sustained energy and tireless effort. But for the unrest that ails us now, only justice is the cure.
Join IANGEL’s Virtual Gala, “In It To Win It!” We’ll be featuring keynote speaker Connie De La Vega and honoring Joan Haratani with the Amel Zenoune Zounani Rights & Leadership Award.
Aug 13, 2020 5-6pm PST
Sponsorship opportunities for this year’s virtual gala range from as little as $75 to $3,000. Become an investor, change agent or advocate for gender equity through law.
June 18th Webinar Training: “Trauma-Informed Representation During COVID-19.” Upcoming training on trauma-informed legal representation and the impacts of COVID-19 on domestic violence, sexual assault and trafficking survivors. With Dr. Gena Castro Rodriguez, PsyD, Chief of Victim Services, San Francisco District Attorney’s Office
IANGEL focuses on education, advocacy and pro-bono engagement for reproductive justice, peace and security, and empowerment for women and girls. As we face this global pandemic here in California and throughout the U.S., challenges and opportunities in each of our focus areas are amplified.
COVID-19 has heightened the prevalence of what’s being called the shadow pandemic, gender-based violence (GBV). Survivors of GBV need uninterrupted and even expanded access to legal rights and protections right now. That’s why we’re developing a new initiative focused on addressing COVID-specific impacts on survivors and how as a community we can step up to meet these heightened needs.
In the spirit of resiliency through the arts, we share this song, “Coronavirus Blues,” recently written and recorded by our Board President and Founder Nancy Newman and friends.
As we adjust to this global pandemic, let us remember the strength of our networks when we work together.
IANGEL congratulates UC Davis Professor Karima Bennoune on her Endowed Chair Appointment and inaugural lecture “International Law & Women’s Rights – Building the Global Jurisprudence of Sex Equality.” Ms. Bennoune is the United Nations Special Rapporteur on cultural rights and author of “Your Fatwa Does Not Apply Here – Untold Stories of the Fight Against Muslim Fundamentalism.”
Though we are disappointed to not meet and work with our colleagues from around the world this week at the UN, we are also encouraged and inspired by this extraordinary feminist speech given by the Secretary-General António Guterres titled “Women and Power.”