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Sharing insights about pro bono in an industry that is still male-dominated

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Sharing insights about pro bono in an industry that is still male-dominated

Brigitta Mangale, Senior Associate in the Pro Bono and Human Rights practice featured on Smile 90.4FM to share insights about pro bono in an industry that is still male-dominated.

23 Aug 2019 Podcast
Sharing insights about pro bono in an industry that is still male-dominated

Sharing insights about pro bono in an industry that is still male-dominated

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Sharing insights about pro bono in an industry that is still male-dominated

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Brigitta Mangale, Senior Associate in the Pro Bono and Human Rights practice featured on Smile 90.4FM to share insights about Pro Bono in an industry that is still male-dominated.

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