1 of 13
Dalton Agency
Legal Aid Society’s Champions of Justice event on April 23 drew together supporters of the nonprofit’s efforts to protect the legal rights of low-income individuals across Middle Tennessee.
2 of 13
Dalton Agency
David Esquivel, Margaret Dodson
3 of 13
Dalton Agency
Jessica Page, Hope McCrary, Nebiu Ermias, Christina Sanders
4 of 13
Dalton Agency
Jennifer Wade, Judge Sheila Calloway
5 of 13
Dalton Agency
Caroline Creson, Beau Creson
6 of 13
Nebiu Ermias, Legal Aid Society
Legal Aid Society Executive Director DarKenya Waller speaks at the nonprofit’s Champions of Justice event on April 23.
7 of 13
Nebiu Ermias, Legal Aid Society
Judge Stephanie Williams
8 of 13
Nebiu Ermias, Legal Aid Society
Alise Housden and Maria Zink speak at Legal Aid Society’s Champions of Justice event on April 23.
9 of 13
Nebiu Ermias, Legal Aid Society
DarKenya Waller and Charles Bone speaking with Walter Stubbs.
10 of 13
Nebiu Ermias, Legal Aid Society
Julia Zade, Dallas Reddy
11 of 13
Nebiu Ermias, Legal Aid Society
Gulam Zade, chairperson of the 2025 Legal Aid Society Equal Justice Campaign, speaks at the kickoff event on April 23.
12 of 13
Nebiu Ermias, Legal Aid Society
Joshua Burgener, Beau Creson, Gulam Zade
13 of 13
Nebiu Ermias, Legal Aid Society
Legal Aid Society’s 2025 Equal Justice Campaign Committee includes, front row from left, Joshua Burgener, Judge Sheila Calloway and Abby Sparks, and back row from left, Beau Creson, Gulam Zade, Bart Pickett and Peter Malanchuk.
Legal Aid Society, Middle Tennessee’s largest legal nonprofit, hosted its inaugural Champions of Justice event on Wednesday, April 23, at Geodis Park, bringing together Middle Tennessee's legal community and business leaders in support of the organization’s work to protect the civil rights of low-income individuals across the region.