The Association of Asian Women Lawyers (“AAWL”) was set up in 2001. Membership spans from Judges, QCs, 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 support, guidance and assistance to those wishing to embark upon a legal career
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to hold regular seminars and social functions to facilitate opportunities to network and draw upon the knowledge of experienced practitioners, Judges and QCs
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 connect with the AAWL community
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Being able to assist with the work of the AAWL committee
We're proud to be working with our friends @assocmuslimlaw in bringing you our next event "Searching for Justice". It's on 04.02.21. Please register via the link below https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/138420747181 #searchingforjustice
Applications are now open for Chief Chancery Master. Chancery Masters hear complex and specialised civil cases in the High Court, primarily within the Chancery Division. Find out more and apply here: https://apply-prod.web.app/vacancy/ssWJvngYYl3q6D2cVnY2/
WHAT MAKES A GOOD LEADER? @bluetulip_equal says some of the key components include (but not limited to): empathy, authenticity, strength, being open to criticism and being capable of showing feeling. We're building tomorrow's leaders. @_AAWL_ #leadership #TeamSAL
