The New York City Bar Office for Diversity, Equity, Inclusion & Belonging Presents Women Breaking Barriers: Leadership, Legacy, and Justice – A Fireside Chat with Former U.S. Attorney General Loretta E. Lynch and Special Presentation Honoring Darcel Clark, Bronx County District Attorney

In commemoration of Women’s History Month, the Franklin H. Williams Judicial Commission, in collaboration with The New York City Bar Association, The New York Women Judges Association, and The Honorable Betty Weinberg Ellerin Commission on Women in the Courts is hosting “Women Breaking Barriers: Leadership, Legacy, and Justice.”

The program will feature a fireside chat with former US Attorney General Loretta E. Lynch, exploring her distinguished career, her historic role as the first Black woman to serve as United States Attorney General, and her reflections on leadership and public service. The program will also honor Darcel Clark, Bronx County District Attorney, for her groundbreaking career and enduring impact on the justice system and the legal community.