The Twin Cities Cardozo Society is a place for Jewish attorneys, judges, and law students to network and serve the community. We strengthen bonds among legal professionals through educational, social and philanthropic activities, and offer opportunities for communal involvement and leadership.
Interested?
If you are a practicing or retired attorney, judge or law student who is Jewish, you’re eligible to become a part of the Cardozo Society! A gift to either the Minneapolis Jewish Federation or the St. Paul Jewish Federation is suggested.
21st Annual Cardozo Dinner
Thursday, June 23rd at the Nicollet Island Pavilion
Join us to celebrate our honorees:
2022 Sidney Barrows Lifetime Commitment Award Recipients: Andy Luger and Jon Parritz
2022 Arthur T. Pfefer Memorial Award Recipient: Barry Landy
Seeking volunteers for the Cardozo Society legal aid clinic among attorneys who live and/or work in St. Paul! We have formed a wonderful partnership with both Southern Minnesota Regional Legal Aid Services (SMRLS) and Interfaith Action. The Cardozo Society will now be able to provide pro bono legal advice to the St. Paul community from 1:00-4:00 p.m. on Thursday afternoons at the Morning Star Baptist Church located at 739 Selby Avenue in St. Paul.
For more information about the St. Paul Legal Aid Clinic, please contact Susan Minsberg at susan@minsberglaw.com.
Please contact:
Dan Mogelson | dmogelson@stpaulfed.org
Tslil Shtulsaft | tshtulsaft@jewishminneapolis.org
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Steering Committee Chairs
Robin Landy, Charlie Nauen
Campaign Chairs
Alan Milavetz, Drew Zamansky
Program Chairs
Alexandra Michelson Connell, Ben Gerber
Public Service Chairs
Susan Minsberg, Shira Shapiro
21st Annual Dinner Chairs
Melissa Weiner, Karen Schanfield, Barry Landy
Arthur T. Pfefer Award Selection Committee Chair
Jenny Gassman-Pines
Sidney Barrows Lifetime Commitment Award Selection Committee Chair
Robert Barrows