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Democracy isn't a spectator sport. And defending it requires more than showing up. #NoKings #DefendDemocracy 1/4

This time, the message went beyond protest: turn people power into voter power. Protecting free and fair elections, defending voting rights, and ensuring every eligible voter can make their voice heard are essential to our democracy. #VotingRights #lawtwitter 3/4

Democracy isn't a spectator sport. And defending it requires more than showing up. #NoKings #DefendDemocracy 1/4

We’re celebrating two of our board members taking on new roles with the ABA Commission on Women in the Profession: @lsmlaw.bsky.social as Chair and Aracely Muñoz as liaison to Women Lawyers On Guard and Women Lawyers On Guard Action Network. #SkyLaw #AppellateSky 1/3

Lorie has spent decades advancing women in law through leadership across the ABA and D.C. legal community. A former Commission member and Past President of the Women’s Bar Association of D.C., she brings deep experience to her new role as Chair. #Lawtwitter #appellatetwitter 2/3

Women lawyers broke barriers that once seemed immovable. Their experiences can help us tackle those that remain. Join us Oct. 28 for a FREE @americanbar.org webinar with three legal trailblazers. No ABA membership required. www.americanbar.org/events-cle/m... #SkyLaw 1/3

We’re especially pleased that the panel includes Women's Bar Association of DC's 1996 Woman Lawyer of the Year recipient Marcia Greenberger, along with Katherine O’Neil and LaDoris Hazzard Cordell. #appellatesky #trailblazer 2/3

Lawyers have an opportunity—and a responsibility—to make sure we don’t lose hard-won progress against sexual harassment. At our recent CLE with the D.C. Bar, we revisited our Still Broken findings and why they remain so relevant today. #StillBroken #LawTwitter 1/6

We also need men as active allies. Preventing sexual harassment is an organizational and leadership responsibility—not “women’s work.” As one participant in our Conversations With Men initiative said: “Men need to speak up on this issue instead of ‘pawning it off’ on women.” 5/6

Lawyers have an opportunity—and a responsibility—to make sure we don’t lose hard-won progress against sexual harassment. At our recent CLE with the D.C. Bar, we revisited our Still Broken findings and why they remain so relevant today. #StillBroken #LawTwitter 1/6

Those who experience harassment can pay a steep professional and personal price. And race, age, sexual orientation, gender identity, and other factors can compound its impact. At a time when some institutions are scaling back equity efforts, that matters. 3/6

Lawyers have an opportunity—and a responsibility—to make sure we don’t lose hard-won progress against sexual harassment. At our recent CLE with the D.C. Bar, we revisited our Still Broken findings and why they remain so relevant today. #StillBroken #LawTwitter 1/6

Voting rights are fundamental to American democracy—and the laws governing our elections are evolving rapidly. Join us Oct. 1 for an online D.C. Bar CLE examining the legal developments shaping the 2026 election cycle. Register: dcbar.inreachce.com/details/Info... #ElectionLaw #lawtwitter 1/3

Our president & cofounder, Cory Amron, will introduce kickoff speaker @skyeperryman.bsky.social, CEO of @democracyforward.org orward, followed by a panel featuring Laura Brill, Rachel Homer & Ryan Snow. #appellatesky #SkyLaw #VotingRights 2/3

The Kennedy Center was created to celebrate the arts—not presidential power. President Eisenhower helped create the National Cultural Center. President Kennedy championed it. After JFK’s assassination, Congress renamed it in his honor as a “living memorial.” #KennedyCenter #KenCen 1/4

The court ruled that Congress named the Kennedy Center—and only Congress can change its name. Trump has since said renovations won’t proceed if the courts prevent the recognition his administration seeks, and he has raised the possibility of demolishing the cultural landmark. #SkyLaw 3/4

The Kennedy Center was created to celebrate the arts—not presidential power. President Eisenhower helped create the National Cultural Center. President Kennedy championed it. After JFK’s assassination, Congress renamed it in his honor as a “living memorial.” #KennedyCenter #KenCen 1/4

What do lawyers need to know about sexual harassment in the profession today? Join us and the D.C. Bar Sept. 29 for a CLE examining the law, ethical obligations & what lawyers and legal organizations can do to address harassment. Register: dcbar.inreachce.com/details/Info... #SkyLaw #CLE 1/2

The Constitution cannot defend itself. As lawyers, we understand that this is our job. On Constitution Day, we recognize our continuing responsibility to protect the democratic freedoms, opportunities, and institutions it established. #ConstitutionDay #RuleOfLaw #appellatesky #skylaw 1/2

“I feel proud, and I feel mad as hell. We are still dealing with the same issues.” Gloria Steinem said those words in 2022. Today, as we mourn her passing at 92, they feel especially poignant. #GloriaSteinem #WomensRights 1/3

For more than half a century, Steinem challenged discrimination, fought for reproductive freedom and equal pay, confronted violence against women, and insisted that women should be free to choose the lives they wanted to lead. #lawtwitter 2/3

A profession committed to justice must also confront injustice within its own ranks. Join us and the D.C. Bar for "Uprooting Sexual Harassment in the Legal Profession," a 2-hour CLE on Sept. 29. Register: dcbar.inreachce.com/details/Info... #LegalEthics #lawSky 1/2

The right to vote was never simply given. It was won through decades of courage and persistence. On this day in 1920, the 19th Amendment was certified. It was a landmark achievement, though many women—especially women of color—continued to face barriers to voting for decades. #19thAmendment 1/2

As the right to vote faces direct attacks, equal opportunity protections are being scaled back, and rising costs make daily life harder for millions of Americans, the promise of the 1963 March on Washington remains unfinished. #VotingRights 1/5

Planning to attend? Register here: nationalactionnetwork.salsalabs.org/marchonwashi... Then email us at camron@womenlawyersonguard.org so we can share a place to meet up. #SkyLaw 4/5

As the right to vote faces direct attacks, equal opportunity protections are being scaled back, and rising costs make daily life harder for millions of Americans, the promise of the 1963 March on Washington remains unfinished. #VotingRights 1/5

On Friday, August 28, 2026, thousands will gather at the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, D.C., for the March on Washington: Defend the Vote. marchonwashington2026.com 2/5

The legal profession won't get different outcomes for women lawyers by asking them to be more resilient. We need to examine the systems, cultures, and expectations that shape their experiences. #appellatesky 1/2

Science—not politics—should guide access to healthcare. We joined 167 other organizations in filing an amicus brief urging the Fifth Circuit to preserve FDA rules allowing mifepristone to be prescribed through telehealth. Read the brief: www.jenner.com/a/web/4dAQLG... #ReproductiveJustice 1/2