Reflection: The Importance of Support Services

Ismael coordinated the distribution of donated bikes and backpacks to our young clients over the holiday season. I have worked in social services for over 30 years serving in a range of roles from community organizer, direct service provider, counselor, group facilitator, teacher and program administrator. My life journey and purpose in life has always been to [...]

Reflection: The Importance of Support Services2022-06-02T14:28:05-07:00

Reflection: What does it mean to be AANHPI?

Asian American Native Hawaiian Pacific Islander Heritage Month When I think about what it means to be AANHPI, the first thing that comes to mind is representation. Often, I internalize the pressure of being the spokesperson for an entire race or ethnicity, and that can bring a variety of mixed feelings. First, is that of nervousness, anxiety, and intimidation. Questions [...]

Reflection: What does it mean to be AANHPI?2022-05-05T12:04:36-07:00

Reflection: VAWA Reauthorization and Continued Violence Against Asian Women

  March 16, 2022 was a bittersweet day. It was a day to celebrate the Reauthorization of The Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) 2022 but also a day which marked the one-year anniversary of the killing of eight individuals which included six Asian women in Atlanta on March 16, 2021. As an attorney, I am thankful for the Reauthorization of [...]

Reflection: VAWA Reauthorization and Continued Violence Against Asian Women2022-03-22T13:57:41-07:00

International Women’s Day – Reflection by Anne S. Bautista, Esq.

March 8th, 2022 This quote from Audre Lorde comes to mind as we celebrate International Women's Day: "And that visibility which makes us most vulnerable is that which also is the source of our greatest strength." As I reflect on my career as an attorney representing women who experienced domestic violence and as an educator inspiring young women to find [...]

International Women’s Day – Reflection by Anne S. Bautista, Esq.2022-03-08T10:25:19-08:00

Reflection from new Board Chair Dr. Gloria Bader

Gloria Bader (left) with VIT Project Assistant Alice Bendinelli at the 12th Annual La Mancha Awards I am honored to begin my role as chair of the remarkable Board of Directors of Casa Cornelia Law Center. The Board's commitment centers on guiding and supporting the Executive Director, Carmen Chavez and the entire staff, the enthusiastic donors, our zealous [...]

Reflection from new Board Chair Dr. Gloria Bader2021-02-01T15:23:40-08:00

Deacon Jim Vargas – Reflecting on my time at Casa Cornelia

Dear Friends of Casa Cornelia, I send my best to you and your families, and I pray that you are safe and healthy. I have been honored to serve as Board Member of Casa Cornelia Law Center for the past 12 years, eight of which I have served as Board Chair. As my term comes to a close this December, [...]

Deacon Jim Vargas – Reflecting on my time at Casa Cornelia2020-10-09T09:06:54-07:00

From Casa Cornelia Employee to Harvard Law: A Reflection by Rosa Vargas

Rosa Vargas has worked as our Pro Bono Program Assistant at Casa Cornelia for over two years. Now, she has chosen to pursue the next step of her legal career at Harvard School of Law. As she nears her last day here at the Law Center, she reflects on the people she was able to work with and the skills [...]

From Casa Cornelia Employee to Harvard Law: A Reflection by Rosa Vargas2020-08-20T12:21:51-07:00

We Stand with Victims of Human and Civil Rights Violations

Casa Cornelia Law Center joins our local, national, and international communities in condemning racism and crimes against humanity.  We are deeply saddened by the unjust deaths of George Floyd, Ahmaud Arbery, Breonna Taylor and so many others who needlessly lost their lives. Our country is based on the principle that all persons have the inalienable right to life, liberty, and the pursuit of [...]

We Stand with Victims of Human and Civil Rights Violations2020-06-04T11:23:27-07:00

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