What's Happening at Headquarters May 2021
There’s always a lot going on at ALA headquarters in Chicago. Here’s a snapshot of what’s in store for the coming weeks.
There’s always a lot going on at ALA headquarters in Chicago. Here’s a snapshot of what’s in store for the coming weeks.
On May 6, ALA held its Annual Meeting (virtually!), marking the transition of leadership Association-wide. This event is required by ALA’s bylaws, but just as we did last year, we found ourselves convening by Zoom. This event featured:
We’d also like to thank the nearly 60 individuals who completed their volunteer service. Their participation on the Board of Directors, the Chapter Resource Team, a committee or a project team played an active role in shaping the Association’s long-term direction and short-term priorities. We salute you!
Right after this meeting, we also digitally announced our 2021 award recipients. These individuals will be recognized at the 2021 Annual Conference & Expo in Austin, Texas, and in the print version of Legal Management, which celebrate ALA’s 50th Anniversary. Look for that to arrive in your mailbox in July!
To watch the complete recording of the Annual Meeting, click here.
Gain cutting-edge insights from a variety of experts at the gathering of legal administrators on October 3-6.
Here are a few of the thought-leaders who will share invaluable information and advice to help you and your firm advance:
Be sure to visit ALAannualconf.org/speakers for the full list of the returning favorites and new perspectives who have joined the faculty so far.
ALA’s Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Accessibility Committee is pleased to announce that it now has a fourth educational offering available to chapters and law firms. The How to Stop Bullies in the Workplace presentation provides an opportunity to learn the difference between harassment and bullying. The discussion will touch on the intersectionality among harassment, bullying and racism. Participants will understand the impact on their employees when this behavior is allowed to continue. And they will learn how to recognize, acknowledge and stop bulling in the legal profession. Email [email protected] for more information.