This year's annual Women Everywhere: Partners in Service fundraising reception will be held virtually on May 13, from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m.
MSNBC analyst Jill Wine-Banks will be the keynote speaker at the event. Cook County Chief Judge Timothy C. Evans will also be a guest speaker. The organization will bestow service and leadership awards on retired Judge Kathleen Panozzo and the late Judge Diane Gordon Cannon. There will be a silent auction and a performance by Hubbard Street Dance.Tickets for the event are $50 each and may be obtained by clicking here. A link to the event will be provided to all ticket purchasers 24 hours before the event begins.
Proceeds from this event go directly to fund the 2021-2022 scholarship program.
Women Everywhere: Partners In Service Project (WE) bills itself as "a non-profit organization driven by the volunteer efforts and goodwill of attorneys, judges, bar associations and others in the Chicagoland legal community. WE volunteers are dedicated to creating opportunities for women and children in need through education and community service. WE hosted young women virtually this year for education days, providing a prospective into the legal profession. WE again will offer scholarships to college-bound young girls."
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Hey, Evans. How about spending more time to actually creating a plan for fully reopening the court. Jury trials in the Law Division would be a great start. This guy needs to go because he is completely and totally out of touch. I have trial dates in DuPage, Lake, Will. But Cook? All I get are laughs and snorts from "judges" about when jury trials will resume. Meanwhile they are doing "hearings" via Zoom while sitting in the Wisconsin/Michigan summer homes and taking several weeks to enter orders from the so-called "hearings." What a joke.
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