NORTHERN SANTA BARBARA COUNTY WOMEN LAWYERS ASSOCIATION
EIN 99-2820134 · Professional Societies & Associations - Arts, Culture & Humanities (A03)
What they do
Develop and Host Educational Programs Including Mandatory Continuing Legal Education. Maintain Cooperative and Positive Working Relationships With The Santa Barbara County Bar Association, The Northern Santa Barbara County Bar Association, San Luis Obispo County Bar Association, The Santa Barbara Women Lawyer Association, The Women Lawyers Association of San Luis Obispo County, The Santa Barbara County Unity Bar, The San Luis Obispo County Unity Bar, The Santa Barbara/ Ventura Colleges of Law, The San Luis Obispo College of Law, Allan Hancock College Paralegal Program, The Santa Maria Legal Professional Association, and Other Organizations. Promote and Retain NSBWL Membership Through Offering Benefits Including Unique Networking Opportunities, Discounted MCLE Programs, Small-group and 1:1 Mentoring Opportunities and Empowerment Through Involvement In Our Important Mission. Develop and Implement Strategies for Promoting Highly Qualified Women to The Judiciary and Increasing The Number o
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ContactChristina GonzalezTreasurer
Mailing address937 E Main Street 208, Santa Maria, CA 93454
Main phone(805) 925-2579Source: Form 990 public record. Confirm details with the nonprofit before visiting or sending anything.
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- Recognized since
- March 2025
- County
- Santa Barbara
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