This 90-minute seminar uses maps, original photographs, and oral histories to explain how 100 years of discriminatory land use and development policy built and maintains our segregated state. The seminar will also examine the lasting effect these policies have on housing choice and the lives of people of color, particularly lower income Black and Latino families, who have few options to move to areas with high performing schools and safe neighborhoods. The programming is Connecticut-specific and demonstrates how national level policy and funding continue to influence local development and the lives of Connecticut residents.

Learn practical tips to enhance your well-being as a lawyer, office yoga, alternative work schedules, and coping in the current world. Former chief justice of the New Hampshire Supreme Court, John T. Broderick, Jr., will discuss the changing culture surrounding mental illness.

The Connecticut Legal Conference is the CBA’s largest event, with over 40 top-rate practical programs, sponsors and exhibitors, and compelling plenary speakers. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic this year's conference will be held virtually. The safety of attendees is of the utmost importance to the CBA.