Events
2023 Breaking Barriers Awards Gala
American Visionary Art Museum (AVAM) 800 Key Hwy, Baltimore, MD, United StatesThis is DRM’s signature annual event bringing together attorneys, corporate and foundation leaders, government representatives, & disability advocates. We honor & celebrate visionary leaders whose unwavering dedication to disability rights has resulted in meaningful progress towards a more equitable & inclusive society. The event features an awards ceremony & entertainment at a cocktail reception.
Victims’ Rights Gala: Survivor Voices
Crown Plaza 173 Jennifer Road, Annapolis, MD, United StatesMCVRC has been helping victims and survivors of crime find their voices for 41 years. Join us as we celebrate these amazing Survivor Voices!
We will once again join hands with our biggest advocates, organizations, partners and families that truly care about victims’ voices. At the event, we will be awarding the Roberta Roper Lifetime Achievement Award.
Celebrate Pro Bono
Reginald F. Lewis Museum of Maryland African American History and Culture 830 E Pratt St, Baltimore, MD, United StatesHonoring exceptional volunteers and community partners whose commitment to pro bono during the past year has inspired us and changed the lives of Marylanders in need.
Maryland Legal Services Corporation: Annual Awards Reception
University of Maryland School of Law - Westminster Hall 519 West Fayette Street, Baltimore, MD, United StatesSave the Date!
15th Annual Veterans Legal Assistance Conference & Training
University of Baltimore, William H. Thumel Sr. Business Center 11 W. Mount Royal Avenue, Baltimore, United StatesDesigned for lawyers, law students, veterans, policymakers and other service professionals, this annual conference provides a forum for discussion of critical legal issues facing our veterans. The conference will include a training for pro bono lawyers, as well as training for non-attorney veterans interested in serving as mentors in Veterans Treatment Courts.
A Taste for Pro Bono
Baltimore Museum of IndustryFood, drinks, and fun – to provide justice for all. Join MVLS for our signature fundraiser at the Baltimore Museum of Industry. Tickets ($100) and sponsorships available now at www.mvlslaw.org/taste.
Make a Difference 5k & Resource Fair
Watkins Regional Park 301 Watkins Park Drive, Upper Malboro, United StatesMCVRC is hosting a 5k and Resource Fair inviting many resources from around Maryland to come and showcase the resources they offer. We will also be inviting our families and community to learn about resources and come together in unity.
For the 5k, participants may walk or run for free. Timed run available.
Nonprofit resources may table for FREE. Sponsorship opportunities available.
Annual Awards & Celebration
Citron Baltimore 2605 Quarry Lake Dr, Baltimore, United StatesJoin us to celebrate the Women's Law Center and honor some of Maryland's exceptional leaders! 2024 Honorees include MLSC Executive Director, Michelle Siri; Margaret Johnson, University of Baltimore School of Law; and Maryland Attorney General Anthony Brown. Celebrate another year advancing justice and ensuring the physical safety, economic security, and autonomy of women throughout the state.
Deed Drafting, Life Estates, and Recording
talbot County Free Library 100 W. Dover Street, Easton, United StatesJoin Shore Legal Access (SLA) and Maryland Volunteer Lawyers Service (MVLS) for an attorney training on deed drafting, life estates, and recording on Wednesday, May 8th from 11:00am to 2:00pm at the Talbot County Free Library, 100 W. Dover Street, Easton, Maryland 21601. Lunch provided! Registration required.
Heroes of Child Justice
This private fundraiser will honor Maryland officials, attorneys, donors, and advocates that make our mission possible. The event is by invitation only.
Breaking Barriers Awards Gala
American Visionary Art Musuem 800 Key Hwy, Baltimore, MD, United StatesThe Breaking Barriers Awards Gala is DRM’s signature celebration where we honor visionary leaders who further the rights of Marylanders with disabilities. Funds raised go towards ensuring that Marylanders with disabilities, regardless of income, age or race, have access to critical legal services.
Litigation Evaluation Involving Allegations of Abuse in Family Court
Litigation and Evaluation involving Abuse Allegations in Family Court Cases (LEFCC) is a grant subsidized innovative specialized training for legal professionals (family court lawyers, judges, GALs, etc.) and mental health professionals (expert witnesses, child custody evaluators, etc.) sponsored by the Professional Consortium on Abuse Allegations in Family Court. Applications required. 2.5 days.