The Association of Asian Women Lawyers (“AAWL”) was set up in 2001. Membership spans from Judges, QC’s, Barristers, Solicitors, Legal Executives to Trainees, Pupils and University Students. AAWL is a non profit making organisation.
to promote equality and diversity in the legal profession
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to encourage new entrants into the legal profession drawn from all social backgrounds
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to offer advice, guidance and assistance to those wishing to embark upon a legal career and/or to further their legal career through a mentoring scheme
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to hold regular seminars and social functions to facilitate opportunities to network and draw upon the knowledge of experienced practitioners, Judge’s and QC’s
Your AAWL membership includes:
Advance notice and invitation to all our events
the chance to undertake pro bono work with our linked voluntary organisations
the chance to benefit from our mentoring scheme
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being able to assist with the work of the AAWL committee
.@juniorlawyers are holding a free one-day skills event aimed at trainees, newly qualified solicitors (NQs), and solicitors up to 5 years’ post-qualified experience (PQE) Sat 8 September 10:30-16:00. Sign up to register for a personal 30-minute CV clinic https://t.co/S5Hq4G90cG
TheLawSociety’s EMLD presents a lecture on 26.07 to mark the 20th anniversary of the Stephen Lawrence Inquiry. Guest speaker is Imran Khan QC. @LawSocDI @TheLawSociety Book your place now. https://t.co/RfwyJlwqLU
