Judicial Wellbeing

With the help of Hon. Gregg Hirakawa (King County District Court, WA), Hon. Andrew Pate (Alaska Supreme Court), Hon. Randall Warner (Maricopa County Superior Court, AZ), and two members of the Reasonable Doubts, Hon. Sarah Hennessy (Minnesota Supreme Court) and Hon. Mark Ireland (Minnesota Second Judicial District), we’ll be ending our Casework Summer Showcase on a high note! Join us as we talk about balancing legal practice and band practice, musical influences, unusual collaborations, and putting a new spin on “judicial performance.” All judges welcome!

Please join BJI for Casework, a facilitated drop-in session where judges come together every month to explore the challenges and rewards of judicial work.

Every Casework conversation will be kicked off by three judge “panelists” who share their own experiences and reflections on a set topic. The remainder of the hour will be an open conversation, with attendees chiming in, asking questions, and providing their own insights and ideas. Casework is designed to provide a trusted and confidential space for judges to collectively reflect, learn from one another, and feel supported in their work. 

Join Berkeley Judicial Institute and the National Association of Women Judges on Friday, October 23 at 1 pm CT as Dr. Robin Austin, PhD, DNP, DC, RN, NI-BC, FAMIA, FAAN, researcher, writer, and host of “midlife.unmasked” leads an informative, empowering conversation about judging at midlife. 

Please join BJI for Casework, a facilitated drop-in session where judges come together every month to explore the challenges and rewards of judicial work.

Every Casework conversation will be kicked off by three judge “panelists” who share their own experiences and reflections on a set topic. The remainder of the hour will be an open conversation, with attendees chiming in, asking questions, and providing their own insights and ideas. Casework is designed to provide a trusted and confidential space for judges to collectively reflect, learn from one another, and feel supported in their work. 

Please join BJI for Casework, a facilitated drop-in session where judges come together every month to explore the challenges and rewards of judicial work.

Every Casework conversation will be kicked off by three judge “panelists” who share their own experiences and reflections on a set topic. The remainder of the hour will be an open conversation, with attendees chiming in, asking questions, and providing their own insights and ideas. Casework is designed to provide a trusted and confidential space for judges to collectively reflect, learn from one another, and feel supported in their work.