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NAWL celebrates 50 years of feminist law reform

The National Association of Women and the Law celebrated its 50th anniversary on Feb. 29th in the Wellington Building with an awards reception and a giant red-velvet cake.

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NAWL celebrates 50 years of feminist law reform

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NAWL celebrates 50 years of feminist law reform

The National Association of Women and the Law celebrated its 50th anniversary on Feb. 29th in the Wellington Building with an awards reception and a giant red-velvet cake.

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