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In this episode, we speak to Sherri Kurdakul, the founder and CEO of "Victim's Voice", an app that helps victims of Domestic Violence provide legally admissible evidence to court. As she tells her story, she provides us with wonderful insight on what it takes to start a company as well as how her own journey could influence any one of ours. Take a listen to learn more!

In today's episode we talk to Lily D. Moore, whom many of you know from the hit Netflix show, "Never Have I Ever". We ask Lily about her acting career, the SAG-AFTRA strike, and her own activism. Listen to learn more!

This week, we spoke to Kanika Chopra, the founder of "More Than Melanin", a literary "zine". She takes us through her journey and how she decided to start "More Than Melanin". Listen to learn more!

In our final episode of the Law 101 series, we talk to Shivani Nair, a lawyer based in India. She explains the nuances of working as a women in law, and also her experience of becoming a lawyer in India.

As the co-founder of International Legal League, she breaks down common law terms in this episode. Listen to learn more!

Claire Jamie Lee Nolan, also known as CJ, was often called "too quiet" to be a lawyer. Yet now, she stands as an associate in one of South Africa's top law firms. In this episode, CJ sheds light on what it is to truly be a lawyer, and provides us some insight on her balanced life, between books and law.

There are more women in law, yet more men hold positions of power. Why is this the case and what can we do to change it? In this episode, Noemi Muya, a lawyer in property and real-estate, and the founder of For Women In Law, tells us how. To learn more about mentorship, being a lawyer, and career advice, press listen!



This is episode 1 of our Law 101 series. Look out in the next couple weeks for more law interviews!