Judith Brown Chomsky

Background

Chomsky, Judith Brown was born on May 11, 1942 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States. Daughter of William Abraham and Celia (Shapiro) Brown.

Education

Bachelor, Temple University, 1962; Juris Doctor, Temple University, 1975; Juris Doctor, Temple University, 1962-1964.

Career

Organizer, The Resistance, Philadelphia, 1967-1972; lawyer, co-founder, Juvenile Law Center, Philadelphia, 1975-1979; lawyer, Farm Workers Civil Liberties Project, Philadelphia, 1979-1980; lawyer, founder, Worker's Rights Law Project, Philadelphia, 1978-1981; private practice, Philadelphia, since 1981. Subcommittee on Middle East, 1984, delegate to Israel past chair National Labor Committee.

Achievements

• JUDITH CHOMSKY has been listed as a reputable lawyer by Martindale-Hubbell.

Membership

Board of directors Middle East Research and Information Project, Washington, since 1989, Bread and Roses Community Fund, Philadelphia, 1983-1989. Member American Civil Liberties Union (board directors 1970-1972), National Lawyers Guild (chapter president 1984-1991), Philadelphia Bar Association (member international humanitites).

Interests

• Avocations: travel, reading.

Connections

Married David Eli Chomsky, September 1, 1960. Children: Daniel, Don.

Father:

William Abraham Brown

Mother:

Celia (Shapiro) Brown

Spouse:

David Eli Chomsky

child:

Daniel Chomsky

child:

Don Chomsky