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Sep 17, 2020 1 hr 34 min

Bridging Chicago Diversity Round Table - Part 1

from Bridging Chicago Hosted by SATC Solution Center

In this episode of the Bridging Chicago podcast, some of the team sits down to talk about our experiences with diversity in the legal field and in our personal lives. Savannah Rountree, a Bridging Chicago host and law clerk grew up in a rural community in Virginia and shares as a female and member of the queer community. Nathan Ciulla, a Bridging Chicago host/senior producer and legal assistant, comes from a small town in central Illinois and shares as a Mexican native and member of the LGBTQ community. Nora Becerril, a Bridging Chicago contributor and legal assistant, is from Chicago and shares as a Mexican-American and a female in the field. Listen to part 1 to hear Nathan and Nora share their experiences growing up LatinX in Illinois and now in the legal field in Chicago. Be sure to subscribe to the podcast so you don’t miss any of this three part series.

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