'Attorney Johnson’s legal intellect and perseverance has helped move more than 1,270 veterans from poverty to stability,' said the bar's President Jennifer Wheelock.
May 10, 2022 at 09:34 AM
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Regional Managing Editor
The Hartford County Bar Association recently honored Cinthia Johnson, deputy director of the Connecticut Veterans Legal Center, with its Liberty Bell Award.
Presented in a virtual ceremony in recognition of Law Day 2022, the award acknowledged Johnson’s commitment to advocacy on behalf of low-income veterans facing homelessness and struggling with mental illness linked to their military service.
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Cinthia Johnson, deputy director of the Connecticut Veterans Legal Center. Courtesy photo
