Tomorrow (Thursday) at 1 pm, the tech-savvy folks at the National Women's Law Center are hosting a free webinar on the Prince George's County Title IX case that they favorably settled last month.
Couldn't find a weblink, but according to the press release FMF kindly circulated my way, the webinar will feature "Jack Mowatt, the Prince George’s County softball umpire who inspired this action, and Neena Chaudhry, one of the lead NWLC attorneys in this case."
For participation instructions, "email your contact information to mhermann@nwlc.org."
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