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D.L. Morriss to Present in IILP Panel Discussion on Reinventing Masculinity in the Law

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Apr 23, 2024

Partner D.L. Morriss is scheduled to participate in a webinar titled "Reinventing Masculinity in the Law: Changing Up the 'Man Rules' for Happier Male Lawyers and a Better, More Inclusive Legal Profession" organized by the Institute for Inclusion in the Legal Profession (IILP) on April 23, 2024.

This webinar is the culmination of a pilot program based on the book "Reinventing Masculinity" written by Edward Adams and Ed Frauenheim.

Key Takeaways:

  • The legal field can foster inclusion by reimagining masculinity
  • How a hyper-masculine legal profession stems from a confined version of manhood that shuns vulnerability, idolizes individualism, and prioritizes winning
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Daniel L. (D.L.) Morriss

Daniel L. (D.L.) Morriss

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312-704-3298

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