“At this time, when economic security remains out of reach for too many and long-standing legal protections are in jeopardy, the mission of Equal Justice Works and the work of the Fellows is more important than ever,” Verna Williams said in a statement.
September 08, 2022 at 12:57 PM
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After 21 years at the University of Cincinnati College of Law, Dean Verna Williams is stepping down to lead a nonprofit.
Williams is set to become CEO of Equal Justice Works in Washington, D.C., which bills itself as the nation’s largest facilitator of opportunities.
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Verna Williams (courtesy photo)
