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Kris Darrough さんがシェアしましたThis Memorial Day, let's take a moment to honor those who made the ultimate sacrifice to defend our way of life. It's so easy to take for granted our ability to sleep safely in our beds every night. But freedom is certainly not free, nor is it cheap. “We can never truly repay the debt we owe our fallen heroes. But we can remember them, honor their sacrifice, and affirm in our own lives those enduring ideals of justice, equality, and opportunity for which generations of Americans have given that last full measure of devotion.” – Barack Obama
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Kris Darrough さんがシェアしましたIt's so important to have mentors you can trust to help you grow both professionally and personally. I’m incredibly grateful for all of my mentors who have made me the person I am. I had such a great evening at the Lawyers Club Annual Dinner catching up with Emilia Arutunian, Esq., who always encourages me to be confident and fearless. It was such a wonderful event and I was so inspired by all of the women who never give up and keep fighting for what’s right. ✊🏻
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Kris Darrough さんがシェアしましたIf you want to lift up humanity, empower women. Melinda Gates’ new book, ”The Moment of Lift, ” is such an important book to read. It was incredibly thoughtful and eye-opening. It is so important that we all educate ourselves on what is going on in our world and take steps to address the issues in a thoughtful way. She describes feminism so perfectly: ”This is not about bringing women in and leaving others out. It’s about bringing women in as a way to bring everyone in. Women must leave the margins and take our place - not above men or below them, but besides them - at the center of society, adding our voices and making the decisions we are qualified and entitled to make.”
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Kris Darrough さんがシェアしましたHappy International Women's Day! "Each time a woman stands up for herself, without knowing it possibly, without claiming it, she stands up for all women." - Maya Angelou. I would not be the person I am today without the support and guidance of such strong and confident women who have uplifted and encouraged me along the way. Let's take a moment to be proud of all of the progress we have made, and let it encourage us to complete all the work left to be done.
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Kris Darrough この項目を投稿しましたI am happy to announce that I passed the California bar exam. Thank you to everyone who has supported me throughout this process!
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Kris Darrough さんが「いいね！」しましたKris Darrough さんが「いいね！」しましたDo you ever think about what’s out there that might be a better professional fit for you? Struggling to find the time in your day to explore the options? Don’t know where to start your search? I hear it all the time from attorneys looking for new career opportunities, and that’s why I’ve come up with the “4P” approach: Partner, Plan, Prepare, and Position. Take a look at this article to learn more. #AlignmentRecruiting #getaligned #freshstart2022 #dreamjob #legalrecruiting #partnerplanprepareposition #4papproach #attorneyrecruitingIs 2022 the Year For Your Dream Job? Align Yourself for the New YearIs 2022 the Year For Your Dream Job? Align Yourself for the New Year
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Kris Darrough さんが「いいね！」しましたKris Darrough さんが「いいね！」しましたI am so proud that our oldest little girl Faith has committed to play Volleyball next year at Villanova University! Faith has studied and trained so hard to become a Division 1 student athlete for many, many years. She has overcome much adversity along the way but has always been a tremendous teammate, student, and person. We are so proud! #villanova, #villanovavolleyball, #girlpower, #dedication, #hardwork
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Kris Darrough さんが「いいね！」しましたKris Darrough さんが「いいね！」しましたMy desk just got an upgrade! 2020 was a challenging year to say the least... but I'm especially thankful to my network of mentors, leaders, clients, colleagues, friends, and family for being such an amazing support system. It's an honor to work with you all and to be recognized as AE of the Year here at Uber for Business. Thank you for everything you do.
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Kris Darrough さんが「いいね！」しましたKris Darrough さんが「いいね！」しましたCelebrate every milestone! #LoveWhatMatters Credit: @brucewayne5687 (on Twitter)
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Kris Darrough さんが「いいね！」しましたKris Darrough さんが「いいね！」しましたI am thrilled to announce that I passed the October 2020 California Bar Examination! This long awaited accomplishment is a welcomed start to 2021. I am forever grateful for my family and friends who supported me along the way, as well as for all of my legal mentors who have guided me into the profession. Here is to a full and rewarding career!
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Kris Darrough さんが「いいね！」しましたKris Darrough さんが「いいね！」しましたSo proud and feeling privileged to announce that I passed the CA Bar exam!
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Kris Darrough さんが「いいね！」しましたI’m excited to be a part of Voices for Children.Kris Darrough さんが「いいね！」しましたThis afternoon, six community leaders were sworn in as the newest members of our Board of Directors. The Honorable Ana España administered the Oath of Confidentiality to Luisa Fernanda Ayala, Andy Christopher, Jenny Li-Hochberg, Mia Kelly, Katie Nicoletti, and Laura Roos. This oath, taken by each of our staff, CASAs, and Board members, confirms our commitment to uphold the confidentiality, safety, and best interest of the children we serve. To learn more about our newest leadership, read our announcement at: https://lnkd.in/ghVw7iA
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University of San Diego School of Law
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ゼミ・クラブ・サークル:Student Bar Association President 2017-2018 Student Bar Association Vice President 2016-2017 Phi Alpha Delta, Asian Pacific American Law Student Association, Women’s Law Caucus, Advocacy for Children in Education, USD Student Organization,
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canadian academy
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canadian academy
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廣瀬 由紀(Yuki HIROSE)
JPort Match is Japan's largest platform for young foreign talent, with over 9,500 international students from 146 countries registered. In May this year, it recorded 2,272 new monthly registrations (a 15-fold increase year-on-year), demonstrating rapid growth in student numbers. Additionally, SPeak operates job-hunting e-learning for international students and the career-sharing media platform "JPort Journal" by senior international students. A key feature is that outstanding international students actively engage on our platform, unlike typical job navigation sites.
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Taisei Okabayashi
[Perspective: Japanese Language Proficiency as a New Requirement for Permanent Residency] The Japanese government has officially begun considering the addition of "Japanese language proficiency" as a requirement for Permanent Residency (PR). According to recent reports, the details are expected to be finalized by April 2027. It seems inevitable that the hurdles for both PR and Naturalization will continue to rise in the coming years. As an Immigration Professional handling these applications daily, I have mixed feelings about this development, which I’ve summarized into two main points: 1. Language skills for "Living Better" in Japan Unfortunately, Japan is still a society where it is difficult to navigate daily life entirely in English. For those planning to plant deep roots here and live as long-term members of the community, having a certain level of Japanese proficiency is undoubtedly a "help" and a "shield" for the individuals themselves. From the perspective of fostering social coexistence, I see this as a positive direction. 2. The need for "Transparency" and "Fairness" in Administration On the other hand, I have serious concerns about "excessive difficulty" and "opaque screening processes." To be honest, I recently handled a case where an application was rejected for an incredibly trivial reason. Even under the current system, we often encounter situations where the screening criteria feel inconsistent or unclear. If the government is to set new hurdles, the following must be strictly addressed: ●Clarifying the purpose: Who are these standards for, and what specific goal do they serve? ●Defining clear rules: Establishing and disclosing "transparent screening guidelines" so that applicants know exactly what is expected. Rather than expanding an opaque administrative environment, I believe that clearly defining and disclosing requirements is what truly benefits both those striving to build a life in Japan and the Japanese society that welcomes them. What are your thoughts on adding a "Japanese language requirement" for Permanent Residency? As a professional in the field, I will be monitoring these developments very closely. https://lnkd.in/gZcVQbYT
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