Alaska (AK) Elimination Of Bias CLE Course Catalog

Get a brief overview of what cultural competency is, what implicit bias is, how it impacts the legal profession, and tips that you can begin implementing immediately to start working towards becoming culturally competent.

Join the CLE Performer, Stuart Teicher, as he explores how Glam Rock acts teach lawyers about the importance of accepting diverse groups in the practice, the need to integrate those diverse groups into the practice, and how to communicate with others so as to avoid discrimination on the basis of race, sexual orientation, and gender identity.

In this program Stuart Teicher, Esq. explains unconscious bias, shows how it manifests itself in the legal profession and law office, and recommends strategies to eliminate that bias in the legal workplace and overall practice of law.

The practice of law faces modern issues of diversity. But there are a ton of lessons buried in quotes from old philosophers that are relevant to the elimination of bias in today’s legal profession. Join the CLE Performer, Stuart Teicher, Esq, as he explores age-old words and shows how they are relevant to recognizing bias, encouraging diversity, and promoting inclusion in today’s legal profession. You don’t have to know anything about philosophy to appreciate this program!

In this program, we discuss the elimination of bias in the legal profession. However, this is a two for one deal, because we also cover ethics. How do we accomplish that, you ask?

Learn evidence-based solutions and innovative ideas to solve the diversity gap within the legal profession.

Justice in America is available in varying degrees for different groups of people and the effects have been highly visible in recent years. Reducing the influence of implicit bias is vitally important to strengthening relationships between the judicial system and minority communities. This program will help you understand the inequities within the criminal justice system and increase your knowledge and awareness of implicit bias.

Over the last few years, Immigration policy has been one of the most charged issues in the U.S. Today, there is no sign of that changing as the Trump administration has spent much of its time on immigrations policies and procedures. Now, some talent and immigration experts are predicting these regulations will affect the U.S. talent pool along with the makeup of the workplace. What can in-house and law firms expect from immigration regulations and how will this affect existing employees and hiring? -Understand the increased scrutiny around H-1B visa applications -Evaluating shorter term visas and alternatives for H-1B -Examining other Trump Immigration policies and their potential effects on the workplace

When corporate boards are more diverse, everyone wins; from consumers to employees to shareholders. A 2015 finding by MSCI found that companies with at least one woman on the board outperformed other companies of similar size by at least 5% from 2012 to 2014. Today, we’re beginning to see legislators getting involved in this particular gender diversity issue and in 2018 we saw California become the first state to require every publicly held corporation have at least one woman on its board of directors by the end of 2019. Several other states have also passed nonbinding resolutions encouraging corporations to better gender diversify their boards. This seems to signify a more active role from legislators when it comes to gender diversity in business, so what should we expect in the coming years? In this session, speakers will discuss not only how you can achieve your own corporate board position but also the trends in gender diversity legislation.