"Three Flags," Jasper Johns 1958 - Museum of Modern Art, New York
"Chicago White Sox" - Eric Dowdle
Times Square - Artist Unknown
"The Grand Canyon" - Glyn Lowe
"The Statue of LIberty," Christopher Shellhammer
"Capitol" -Artist Unknown
Mural At the Capitol - Allyn Cox
4 Starry Night Statue of Liberty, Robert Rodriguez
The American Lawyers Alliance supports Law Related Education in our schools and communities. ALA is about making sure that all Americans know the value of freedom and liberty under the U.S. Constitution. It’s about sharing ideas and cooperative efforts so that we can make a difference in your community.
Applications are due May 31, 2024
To award a one-time college scholarship to a deserving high school senior whose body of work both inside and outside the classroom has demonstrated a special dedication to law-related education with academic excellence. Examples of such dedication could include, but are not limited to:
Friday, August 2, 2024
9:00 a.m. - Noon - ALA Awards Breakfast at the University Club of Chicago - Cost $60 per person
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1:00 - 3:00 p.m. - Annual Meeting and Officer Installation at Swissotel
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3:00 p.m. - Free time to explore Chicago
Here's your chance to explore the Windy City on your own or with a pal or two. Some suggestions are:
7:00 p.m. -
Dinner at Venteux Brasserie. Price TBD
Book Your Room
Room registration is now open through the ABA. Here are the steps to taking to making your reservation:
Past ALA President from 2020 - 2021 and 2023 Lifetime Achievement Award winner, Rita Thompson of San Antonio, Texas passed away on Sunday, February 18, 2024. She was an active and integral part of ALA, as well as the Texas Lawyers Auxiliary and the San Antonio Bar Auxiliary. Click below to read about her achievements.
Past ALA President from 2001 - 2002 and 2020 Lifetime Achievement Award winner, Pauline Krieger of Rochester, MN passed away on Friday, February 2, 2024. She was an active and intragal part of ALA. Click below to read about her achievments.
Past ALA President from 2000 - 2001, Elouise Williams of Birmingham, Alabama passed away on August 25, 2023. She was 95 years old. Many current ALA members remember her fondly. Click below to read all the loving tributes.
Congratulations to Cameron Reckard from Sheridan, Wyoming, our 2023 $10,000 Catherine G. Jurgemeyer Memorial Scholarship Winner! Cameron graduated from Sheridan High School with a 4.94 GPA, an ACT Score of 36 and will be attending Harvard University this fall. His academic achievements, combined with his amazing law-related and extra-curricular activities, plus his inspirational essay complete the picture of our perfect scholarship recipient.
If you decide you would like to volunteer (and we hope you do), please click here to sign up. Fill in the information and put in American Lawyers Alliance for the organization. You will receive a confirmation email of your registration.
Little Rock is serviced by the Bill and Hillary Clinton National Airport (LIT), minutes from downtown Little Rock. The airport is served by Delta, American, United, Southwest, Allegiant, and Frontier. Nonstop flights are available from Atlanta, Charlotte, Chicago, Dallas, Denver, Houston, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, Orlando, Miami, Orlando, St. Louis, and Washington D.C.
Both the Marriott and the DoubleTree offer shuttles to and from the airport. If you desire a shuttle, contact the hotels front desk and make a request. Local taxi, Uber, and Lyft are available. Rental car options are available as well. Parking decks are available within walking distance of both hotels.
Don't wait to book - rooms will fill up quickly!
This year's worthy New Orleans organization - North Rampart Community Center, is an amazing organization located on the border between the French Quarter ("Vieux Carre") and the community of Treme in the historic section of old New Orleans. The center was established in 1909 by the Women’s Society of Christian Services, Board of Missions, Methodist Church, as part of a nationwide movement to establish community centers in high poverty areas around the country. Also providing Christian education to the children of an expanding immigrant population within New Orleans. The mission expanded to primarily address the material, educational, and spiritual needs of the women and children.
U.S. Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer spoke remotely to ABA President Judy Perry Martinez during the General Assembly of the 2020 ABA Annual Meeting. The following is an excerpt from that conversation:
“Martinez closed her conversation with Breyer by asking the justice to share a few pieces of advice with the ABA’s youngest members as well as with its more senior attorneys.
Breyer encouraged law students to learn about the government and said he wished civics was restored as a required course. To those who are graduating, he said he couldn’t tell them how to live their lives, but he hoped a few things for them.
“I can hope you’ll find someone to love,” he said. “I can hope you’ll have a job that is rewarding, and I can hope you will participate. Participate in public life. And there are a million ways to participate.
“You can join a local library association. You can try to be a school board member. You can vote. You can learn about the issues going on. You can talk to others.”
To the senior members, Breyer said, like he tells himself, “you just keep going.”
Enjoy Our 60th Anniversary Past President's Slideshow!
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