Runners start the Philadelphia Bar Association's 39th annual 5K Run/Walk on May 20, 2018. Photo: Tracy Buchholz - On May 10 at 6 p.m., the Juvenile Law Center is hosting 2023 Leadership Prize at the National Constitution Center. This year's honorees are Xavier McElrath-Bey (Campaign for the Fair Sentencing of Youth), Amanda Alexander (Detroit Justice Center) and Peter Leone (University of Maryland). Register for the event at www.jlc.org/2023Prize. For more information contact Rosie McNamara-Jones at [email protected] or(215-625-0551 ext. 118.
- On May 10 at 7:30 p.m., musicians from the Philadelphia Orchestra and Curtis Institute will give an intimate live performance benefiting HIAS Pennsylvania. One hundrend percent of all proceeds will support HIAS Pennsylvania in helping immigrants build new lives. Learn more here: https://hiaspa.org/event/concert-to-benefit-hias-pennsylvania/.
- On May 16, Pennsylvania Innocence Project (PAIP) will be hosting their 14th annual Philadelphia celebration at the Water Works. They are encouraging everyone to vote and then celebrate with them. If people bring their "I voted" sticker, they will get a special PAIP gift. https://painnocence.org/Philadelphia-Celebration-2023.
- On May 21 at 8:30 a.m., join Support Center for Child Advocates for the 44th Annual Philadelphia Bar Association 5K Run/Walk at Fairmount Park. Registration for the event is coming soon.
Public Interest Calendar of Events
In this month's calendar, check out these events: awards ceremonies, a live performance benefitting HIAS Pennsylvania and the 44th Annual Philadelphia Bar Association 5K Run/Walk at Fairmount Park.
May 12, 2023 at 12:25 PM
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By The Legal Intelligencer
Runners start the Philadelphia Bar Association's 39th annual 5K Run/Walk on May 20, 2018. Photo: Tracy Buchholz
- On May 10 at 6 p.m., the Juvenile Law Center is hosting 2023 Leadership Prize at the National Constitution Center. This year's honorees are Xavier McElrath-Bey (Campaign for the Fair Sentencing of Youth), Amanda Alexander (Detroit Justice Center) and Peter Leone (University of Maryland). Register for the event at www.jlc.org/2023Prize. For more information contact Rosie McNamara-Jones at [email protected] or(215-625-0551 ext. 118.
- On May 10 at 7:30 p.m., musicians from the Philadelphia Orchestra and Curtis Institute will give an intimate live performance benefiting HIAS Pennsylvania. One hundrend percent of all proceeds will support HIAS Pennsylvania in helping immigrants build new lives. Learn more here: https://hiaspa.org/event/concert-to-benefit-hias-pennsylvania/.
- On May 16, Pennsylvania Innocence Project (PAIP) will be hosting their 14th annual Philadelphia celebration at the Water Works. They are encouraging everyone to vote and then celebrate with them. If people bring their "I voted" sticker, they will get a special PAIP gift. https://painnocence.org/Philadelphia-Celebration-2023.
- On May 21 at 8:30 a.m., join Support Center for Child Advocates for the 44th Annual Philadelphia Bar Association 5K Run/Walk at Fairmount Park. Registration for the event is coming soon.
June
On June 7 at 6 p.m., join Philadelphia Volunteer Lawyers For The Arts for The Arts Affair- Celebrating 45 Years! at Hamilton Hall-The University of the Arts. Learn more information about the event and purchase tickets at pvla.org.
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