News & Media Appearances
Cheralyn Stevenson Joins Kory Underdown on Solo de Facto
Cheralyn Stevenson joins Kory Underdown on Solo de Facto to talk about “The Zone of Genius,” the benefits of outsourcing, and how attorneys can maximize their strengths to run a successful law firm. Watch the full episode below or stream it on your favorite podcast platform!
THE CHANGING LAWYER – Upchange Your Legal Career
Cheralyn and Stefanie connect with prospective law students about “upchanging,” the continuous process of improving yourself in ways that exceed the basic expectations. “If you want to be a successfully attorney, you must continuously “upchange” your personal and professional reputation and skillset.
DEI THAT WORKS: Initiatives to Increase Engagement of Diverse Counsel & Vendors
Cheralyn and Stacey join a powerhouse roster of lawyers who are change agents and committed to discuss diversity solutions that work.
AFROPUNK- “Black Girls Cut Too”
In this article, Stacey documents her time as a self-harmer while also raising awareness about the highly underreported and underrepresented Black experience of self-harm and its relationship with intergenerational trauma.
The Advocate Magazine- “Pride and Grief”
Stacey and Cheralyn open up about the contradicting feelings of self-love and sorrow they experience as Black lesbians solely because of their identities as well as the heartbreak of having to explain the nature of this unjustified hatred to their twin sons.
“What Marriage Equality Meant to Two Texas LGBTQ+ Families”
The Body is Not An Apology- “Black Girls Cut Too”
In this article, Stacey documents her time as a self-harmer while also raising awareness about the highly underreported and underrepresented Black experience of self-harm and its relationship with intergenerational trauma.
“I Can Be Myself at Charles Schwab”
In this article, Stacey discusses what it’s like to work at Charles Schwab and her experiences while working there.
Family Equality- Out in Texas Series
Stacey and Cheralyn were chosen to be featured in the Family Equality short series, “Out in Texas,” to speak about their experience as a LGBTQ+ family living in Texas.