November GSMCB: Why Federal Courts Matter: The Threat to Our Liberties

THE GILLESPIE-SENTER MEMORIAL COMMUNITY BREAKFAST

November 2018 Keynote Presentation:

Why Federal Courts Matter: The Threat to Our Liberties

Ina Davis

Judicial Nominations Chair,

National Council of Jewish Women 

of Greater New Orleans

Clay Latimer

Political Action Coordinator,

Louisiana Chapter of the 

National Organization for Women

SATURDAY NOVEMBER 10, 2018

11:00am to 12:00pm

First Unitarian Universalist Church

5212 South Claiborne Av., New Orleans

(Enter via CELSJR or the Soniat Street entrances; inside large classroom)

Coffee will be served beginning at 10:30am

 Attender brief introductions 10:50am to 10:58am
Keynote Presentation and Discussion: 11:00am to 12:00pm

Progressive Social Justice Community announcements follow

 

Usually held every second Saturday of each month, the Gillespie-Senter Memorial Community Breakfast has been a project of the First Unitarian Universalist Church Social Justice Committee since May 1983. 

Our website: http://www.thecommunitybreakfast.org/  

 Our Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/events/1378831295592149/  

Louisiana Courts Matter promotes a diverse and independent federal judiciary by educating our communities about the importance of the federal judiciary, informing our communities about the judicial nomination process, and by mobilizing our communities to speak out and take action to ensure a diverse and independent federal judiciary committed to constitutional values.

Co-Presenter Ina Davis is Judicial Nominations Chair for the National Council of Jewish Women GNO.Co-Presenter Clay Latimer is Political Action Coordinator for the Louisiana Chapter of the National Organization for Women. They are the Co-chairs of Louisiana Courts Matter, a local coalition with approximately twenty local organizational members. They are compliant with 504(c)(3) restrictions.