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She's Got GAWL
by Georgia Association for Women Lawyers (GAWL)
The Georgia Association for Women Lawyers (GAWL) has a rich history of service and advocacy for women and children. Through this podcast we will highlight that work and the women who do it. Prepare to be inspired. Hosted by GAWL West Georgia Chapter.
Episodes
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Who Do You Think You Are? Exploring and Combatting the Imposter Syndrome (Part 3)
The Imposter Syndrome Series Concludes with insights from Dr. Ericka Goodwin, East Metro Chapter President, Marcy Hanks, and 2023 Leadership Academy Representative, Brittney Martin as shared with host, Ebony Phillips.
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Who Do You Think You Are? Imposter Syndrome Part 2-Exploring the 4 P's
Our Imposter Syndrome Series continues with an exploration of the 4 P’s: perfectionism, procrastination, people pleasing, and paralysis. Guests Lauren Wallace and Lauryn Morris share their experiences with these imposter syndrome categories with host Ebony Phillips and Dr. Ericka Goodwin returns…
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Who Do You Think You Are? Exploring and Combatting The Imposter Syndrome (Part 1) w/Dr. Ericka Goodwin, featuring Cameron Roberts and Madison Tucker
Have you ever heard of The Imposter Syndrome? It seems like everybody everywhere is either talking about it, reading about it, writing about it, or listening to podcasts about it. So, what is it really and why should you care? Some published reports place the number of women affected by The...
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She Was The First: Conversations with Women Trailblazers featuring Judge Cynthia Adams
It has been said that timing is everything. No one knows this better than Judge Cynthia Adams. After being told that it wasn’t the “right” time for her to seek elected office, Judge Adams made history as Douglas County’s first woman Superior Court Judge. In addition to her regular court docket,...
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She Was the First: Conversations with Women Trailblazers Featuring Justice Carla Wong McMillian
Born and raised in Augusta, Georgia, she is the first Asian Pacific American to serve on a state’s highest court in the Southern United States. Prior to joining the Georgia Supreme Court, she served on the Court of Appeals, where she was appointed by Governor Nathan Deal and took office in 2013....
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She Was the First: Conversations with Women Trailblazers featuring Gwen Keyes Fleming
Gwen Keyes Fleming is a trailblazer who many remember from her tenure as an executive in the Obama Administration. What you may not know is that before she headed off to Washington, D.C. to leave her imprint on the national stage, she made history in 2005 as the first woman District Attorney of...
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She Was the First: Conversations with Women Trailblazers Featuring Mayor Shirley Franklin
The year was 1996 and the city was Atlanta. As host city of the Summer Olympic Games, Atlanta was re-introduced to the world as an international city brimming with promise and endless possibility. You name it. Atlanta had it-except a woman mayor. Enter Shirley Franklin. In 2002, Shirley Franklin...
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She Was The First: Conversations with Women Trailblazers featuring Linda Klein
The Georgia Bar Association was founded in 1884. In 1964, it was replaced by the State Bar of Georgia. Neither organization had a woman president until Linda Klein came along. A longtime GAWL member, Linda Klein is known both nationally and internationally as an innovator and thought leader. As a...
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She Was the First: Conversations with Women Trailblazers featuring Justice Leah Ward Sears
Born in Heidelberg, Germany, and spending many of her formative years in Savannah, Georgia, Justice Leah Ward Sears is a woman of firsts. First Woman Fulton County Superior Court Judge. First Woman in Georgia to win a statewide contested election. First Woman Justice of the Georgia Supreme Court....
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She Was The First: Conversations w/Women Trailblazers, featuring Cathy Cox
One of the original 13 colonies, Georgia became a state in 1788. Since its founding, there have been three women elected to hold statewide constitutional offices. Only THREE. Cathy Cox is one of them. In 1999, Cathy Cox made history as Georgia’s first woman Secretary of State. In this first…
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Give Yourself Time: Self-care Tips For Busy Women
It’s been said that health is wealth. Yet, how many of us professional women care for ourselves in the same diligent and consistent manner that we care for our families, careers, and clients? It’s not because we don’t want to treat ourselves better. We just can’t seem to fit self-care into our...
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Meet GAWL President-Valentia Alleyne
Founded in 1928, GAWL will celebrate its 95th anniversary this membership year with Valentia Alleyne at the helm. Through the years, GAWL has consistently lent its voice and leveraged its influence in matters impacting women and children in the community and there is more work to be done. Having...
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Lessons Learned from Women Who Lead Series with Guest Judge Shalanda Miller
GAWL West Georgia Chapter continues the “Lessons Learned from Women Who Lead” series with a podcast interview with Judge Shalanda Miller. As the president of the GAWL Foundation, Judge Miller leads the team responsible for directing GAWL’s philanthropic efforts. The GAWL foundation assists women...
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Lessons Learned from Women Who Lead Series with featured Guest Christina Baugh, Esq., Partner at Barnes & Thornburg; Past President of GAWL; current President of the Atlanta Bar Association
GAWL West Georgia Chapter continues the “Lessons Learned from Women Who Lead” series with a podcast interview featuring Christina Baugh. Christina is a partner at Barnes & Thornburg and past President of GAWL. In her current role as President of the Atlanta Bar Association, she leads one of the...
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Lessons Learned from Women Who Lead Series Featuring Jasmine Moore, CEO and Founder of Grateful Hands, Inc.
GAWL West Georgia Chapter presents part 3 of its "Lessons Learned from Women Who Lead" series with a podcast interview featuring Jasmine Moore. Jasmine is a young change-agent who is striving to make the world inclusive and accessible for all people, especially the disabled. As the founder and…
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Lessons Learned from Women Who Lead Series: Meet District Attorney Dalia Racine
GAWL West Georgia Chapter continues its "Lessons Learned from Women Who Lead" series with a podcast interview featuring District Attorney Dalia Racine. Dalia is a servant- leader who is renown not only for her legal acumen but also for her “Smart Justice” approach to prosecution. In this candid...
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Women Who Lead: Meet Tina Folsom, Esq.
We're so excited to present our "Women Who Lead" series in 2022, and who better to kick it off than THE Statewide President of the Georgia Association for Women Lawyers (GAWL) Ms. Tina Folsom, Esq.! Her resume is impressive, but her commitment to community and mentorship is what makes her...
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Turning Passion into Purpose, and Purpose into Something That Will Pay Your Bills!
Do you dream of turning your passion into a profitable business, but don't know where to start? This episode of She's Got GAWL features the dynamic duo Myesha Good and LaDawn Blackett Jones, partners in the campaign-winning political consultancy PolitaCoach. Learn how these ladies discovered...
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Miranda Talks Rent with Host Ebony Phillips, Esq. and Guest Attorney Miranda Jordan
Do you know your (rent) rights? Now that the moratorium has come to an end, Attorney Miranda Jordan (and our chapter's VP!) shares information about tenant rights, the eviction process, and more in this episode of She's Got GAWL!
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Feedback Isn't A 4 Letter Word
Does your skin crawl when you hear the word "feedback"? Us too! That's why we have this short "Soundbite" from our own Lynita Mitchell-Blackwell, Esq., guiding us through how to embrace hearing things we don't want to hear... but NEED to hear. And also how to share with people who deserve to…
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The Georgia Association for Women Lawyers (GAWL) has a rich history of service and advocacy for women and children. Through this podcast we will highlight that work and the women who do it. Prepare to be inspired. Hosted by GAWL West Georgia Chapter.
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