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Season 5, Episode 3: Breaking Down Stovepipes and Silos (with Robin Taylor)
Dive into the dynamic world of law and global justice with the latest episode of "Notes to My (Legal) Self," where we explore the fascinating interplay between legal frameworks and international cooperation. Join us as we unpack the complexities of "Breaking Down Stovepipes and Silos" with guest Robin Taylor, an accomplished former federal prosecutor and current executive director of Lawyers Without Borders.
In this episode, Robin shares her profound journey from a 23-year tenure at the Department of Justice to spearheading initiatives at Lawyers Without Borders, emphasizing the crucial role of rule of law and access to justice on a global scale. Her experiences range from litigating cases of fraud and abuse to fostering interagency cooperation across continents, particularly in places like Nairobi and Jakarta. Robin offers a rich narrative of her career shifts and the invaluable lessons learned in transforming legal landscapes worldwide.
Listeners will gain insights into the importance of interagency cooperation, as Robin vividly illustrates with examples from her assignments, including her strategic roles in Nairobi and at the U.S. European Command in Stuttgart. She elucidates how these experiences have shaped her approach to leadership within the nonprofit sector, driving impactful projects against human trafficking and supporting human rights defenders.
Learning Outcomes:
This episode enlightens and inspires legal professionals and enthusiasts to leverage their skills in furthering justice and equality. Through Robin's stories and reflections, we see a compelling call to action for legal practitioners everywhere to contribute meaningfully to their communities and beyond. Tune in to this riveting discussion that promises to enrich your understanding of the law's power in fostering global security and human dignity.
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Dive into the dynamic world of law and global justice with the latest episode of "Notes to My (Legal) Self," where we explore the fascinating interplay between legal frameworks and international cooperation. Join us as we unpack the complexities of "Breaking Down Stovepipes and Silos" with guest Robin Taylor, an accomplished former federal prosecutor and current executive director of Lawyers Without Borders.
In this episode, Robin shares her profound journey from a 23-year tenure at the Department of Justice to spearheading initiatives at Lawyers Without Borders, emphasizing the crucial role of rule of law and access to justice on a global scale. Her experiences range from litigating cases of fraud and abuse to fostering interagency cooperation across continents, particularly in places like Nairobi and Jakarta. Robin offers a rich narrative of her career shifts and the invaluable lessons learned in transforming legal landscapes worldwide.
Listeners will gain insights into the importance of interagency cooperation, as Robin vividly illustrates with examples from her assignments, including her strategic roles in Nairobi and at the U.S. European Command in Stuttgart. She elucidates how these experiences have shaped her approach to leadership within the nonprofit sector, driving impactful projects against human trafficking and supporting human rights defenders.
Learning Outcomes:
This episode enlightens and inspires legal professionals and enthusiasts to leverage their skills in furthering justice and equality. Through Robin's stories and reflections, we see a compelling call to action for legal practitioners everywhere to contribute meaningfully to their communities and beyond. Tune in to this riveting discussion that promises to enrich your understanding of the law's power in fostering global security and human dignity.