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Women who make an Impact - The 2023 AL DÍA Women of Merit Awards

The annual event honors and recognizes the dynamic contributions of women leaders from throughout the region.

United statesUniversity of pennsylvania graduate schoolGirard collegeCity of philadelphiaMiguel martinez valleLeslie patterson tylerGabriela watson burkettJoanna otero cruzRebecca acevedoSara manzano diazJohanny cepeda freytizNelsona diazLatesha beasleyRosalind pichardoRaquel arredondoErika guadalupe

How does heritage impact careers in the law profession?

Three prominent Latino legal professionals answer this very question during the inaugural Nelson Díaz Professorship event on Feb. 27.

New yorkUnited statesPuerto ricoDiana cortJacqueline romeroNelsona diazOffice as assistant district attorneyCity councilCity law departmentUs department of housingUs attorney officeUs district courtPennsylvania barGeneral counselUrban developmentPhiladelphia city solicitor

Fifty years later, Nelson Díaz has seen Latino representation in law come a long way

However, there is still so much further to go within the legal profession.

New yorkUnited statesPuerto ricoCommonwealth of pennsylvaniaPuerto ricanJacqueline romeroL felipe restrepoNelsona diazHoward gittisLatin american law students associationUs district courtHispanic bar association of pennsylvaniaUs courtLaw students associationTemple law schoolTemple university beasley school of law

The Honorable Nelson A Diaz Professorship in Law to launch its inaugural celebration

The professorship is named after Pennsylvania's first Latino judge, and the event will feature a panel discussion among prominent Latinx legal professions.

Temple universityUnited statesChester countyJacqueline romeroL felipe restrepoNelsona diazKrasner restrepoGeorgew bushDiana cortesAlice abreuUs sentencing commissionCity law departmentUnited states district courtUs courtUs district courtProfessorship panel discussion

Meet Judge Nitza Quiñones Alejandro, who is receiving the 2023 La Justicia Award

She broke barriers as Pennsylvania's first Latina judge in 1991, and the current federal judge is being honored by the HBAPA for decades of pursuing justice.

United statesPuerto ricoNelsona diazBob caseyBarack obamaPennsylvania senateSecurity administrationDistrict counsel officePhiladelphia courtCommunity legal services of philadelphiaUniversity of puerto ricoLegal aid societyHispanic bar association legal education fundHispanic bar association of pennsylvaniaAsian bar associationDepartment of veterans affairs

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