Mar 4, 2020
Social justice takes many forms. While we tend to think of marches, boycotts, and petitions, there are women who have devoted their lives and careers to taking practical action for social justice. Civil rights attorney Sandra Hanshaw Burink is one of those women.
Sandra tells us about how she determines whether a case exists,
how she prepares, how she communicates with her clients and how she
prepares for a case. In addition to all of this, Sandra shares
wisdom, courage, and sheer bravery as she not only learned how to
take depositions and try cases, but as she learned how to navigate
life transitions, like divorce, while exemplifying integrity and
grace. You won't want to miss today's incredible episode.
HOST NOTE: As mentioned in the break I am working on an offering
for women. "Wholehearted Self-Love for Women" is a set of carefully
curated tools to help women love themselves more. It is not a
teaching, program, or course. It is an offering- an opportunity for
us to love ourselves more. It is low-key, low-pressure, and all
women are welcome. Here is the link to learn more: Click here for Wholehearted
Self-Love for Women