Wisconsin Lawyer: On Balance An Open (Love) Letter to Wisconsin Lawyers:

Failing to address the intersectionality of DEI and well-being has serious consequences. Julie Bonasso says there are things individuals can do to examine their own thoughts, feelings, and behaviors on these topics.

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