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🌟 It’s been 1500 days since we started Women in Law Kent on March 5, 2020, and what an incredible journey it’s been! We’re all about uplifting women in the legal field right here in Kent, offering support, opportunities, and a strong community where everyone’s voice can be heard. 👩⚖️ Here’s what we’ve been up to: - Networking Events: Regular meet-ups let you mingle with fellow legal professionals and leaders, making those valuable connections that propel careers forward. - Workshops: Our workshops focus on real skills you can use to navigate and progress in the legal world. - Community: Whether you’re new to law or a seasoned pro, finding the right people to surround yourself with can make all the difference. - Advocacy: We’re pushing for change, ensuring women’s perspectives are represented at every level in the legal sector. We watch this space for more on this! Thanks for being part of this movement! We appreciate every single one of you. 💼🎓 #WomenInLawKent #Empowerment #Connection #FutureOfLaw #LegalCommunity #StrongerTogether Stefanie Smith Megan Leckie Gemma Adams

Happy International Women’s Day! 🌟 Today, we celebrate the incredible achievements, contributions, and resilience of women in our legal tech community. From groundbreaking innovations to unwavering dedication, each of you plays a vital role in shaping the future of law and technology. Let’s continue to uplift, support, and empower one another as we strive for excellence and equality in our field. Together, we are unstoppable! 💪💼✨ Anyone we missed out that you would love to celebrate? Let’s do it together in the comment section ❤️ #iwd2024 #womeninlegaltech #iwd #legal #innovation #law #legaltech #lawtech #community #ltl #women #womenempowerment

LET'S CELEBRATE NATIONAL ONION DAY! Because similar to onions, women in law have depth and complexity that enrich our profession. Our diverse backgrounds, perspectives, and skills contribute to a vibrant legal community. Today, I want to shine a spotlight on an important aspect: the experiences of women in law. It's no secret that the legal field, like many others, has historically presented unique challenges for women. From breaking through glass ceilings to navigating biases, each step forward has been hard-won. Personally, I've found resilience to be a cornerstone of success. Embracing challenges as opportunities for growth has been key in advancing my career and serving my clients effectively. Celebrating achievements is equally crucial. The legal profession offers countless opportunities for women to excel, whether in corporate governance, complex litigation, or advising on sensitive private client matters. Each success story not only strengthens our individual careers but also paves the way for future generations of women in law. I've been fortunate to benefit from the guidance of mentors who have navigated similar paths. Mentorship is invaluable, providing insights, encouragement, and a supportive network to lean on during both triumphs and setbacks. As we celebrate our achievements, let's also commit to lifting each other up and fostering an inclusive environment where all voices are heard and valued. As we look to the future, the legal profession continues to evolve. Embracing diversity and inclusion isn't just the right thing to do; it's essential for driving innovation and delivering exceptional client service. Together, let's continue to champion equality and create a more equitable legal landscape for all. I encourage fellow professionals to share their experiences and insights on navigating challenges and celebrating achievements in the legal field. Your stories and perspectives contribute immensely to our collective growth and success. Long live the onion! CHRISMA GENIS #WomenInLaw #LegalProfession #JerseyLawyers #CorporateLaw #PrivateClientServices

Some thoughts on #womeninlaw from an Asian perspective.

Legal professionals thrive when they support one another, and the saying “a rising tide lifts all ships” has never been more relevant. In today’s dynamic legal landscape, it’s essential to foster a culture of mentorship and empowerment, particularly for women in law. By uplifting each other, we can break down barriers, shatter glass ceilings, and create a more inclusive environment where talent is recognised and nurtured. #WomenInLaw #LegalProfession #Mentorship

Less than two weeks left to apply and have your firm be be recognized as a #DEI trailblazer in the #legal industry! ⏰ There's still time for your law firm to be recognized for its commitment to creating an inclusive culture that uplifts women, people of color, and other underrepresented groups.🌟 How does your firm measure up against our 2023 winners, who are setting the standard for inclusivity in the legal field? 🗓️ Apply by February 2, 2024: https://bit.ly/419hJJG #SeramountBestLaw #BestLawFirms #LegalExcellence

👩⚖️✨ This week, let’s dive into the critical questions every female lawyer should be asking about community: 1️⃣ How can I support and uplift other women in the legal profession? 2️⃣ How can I leverage the knowledge and connections of others in my network to further my own professional growth? 3️⃣ Have I actively sought opportunities to collaborate with others in my network in the last 30/60 days, and if not, what steps can I take to initiate collaborations? Powerhouse, anything else would you add? Tell me below 👇🏽 💪 #LegalCommunity #WomenInLaw #CommunityEngagement

Come along on 19 September 2024 and learn about the Judiciary, take a look and register!

Introducing JUSWOMEN: Empowering Women with Justice We are excited to announce the launch of JUSWOMEN, an NGO dedicated to the legal literacy of underprivileged women. The name "JUSWOMEN" combines "Jus," derived from the Latin word "justitia" meaning justice, with "Woman," emphasizing our commitment to addressing legal issues and empowerment within the context of women's rights. Lavanya Narayan the founder, along with SHRUTIKA MISHRA, the co-founder, we are proud to launch JUSWOMEN. Our NGO is committed to empowering women through comprehensive legal literacy programs, which include workshops, legal aid clinics, and women's support groups. Our vision is to create a community where women are informed and equipped with the skills to lead their lives with confidence and autonomy. Addressing the problem of legal illiteracy among women is crucial. Legal knowledge empowers women to protect their rights, make informed decisions, and challenge discriminatory practices. It enables them to participate fully in society, fostering equality and justice. At JUSWOMEN, we strive to dismantle patriarchal norms that bind women to oppressive traditions, fostering an environment where justice and equality prevail. If you share this passion and commitment, we invite you to join our mission by filling out the Google form linked below. Together, we can empower women and transform communities. https://lnkd.in/djyqfYMD #LegalLiteracy #WomensRights #Empowerment #JusticeForWomen #JUSWOMEN

In a profession that prides itself on justice and equality, it’s crucial that we confront and challenge the nuances of inclusion that often go unnoticed. This upcoming workshop is a beacon of hope and a call to action for everyone in the legal field, especially for those of us who navigate this space as Black female lawyers. The focus on understanding how the term ‘Women’ can unknowingly exclude Women of Color, while privileging White women, is a conversation long overdue. It’s not just about the discomfort, confusion, or defensiveness that acknowledging one’s whiteness might trigger. It’s about understanding the layered identities that we bring into our professional environments and how these identities intersect with our practice of law. As a Black female lawyer, this workshop resonates with me on multiple levels. It’s a reminder that our efforts towards inclusion need to be intentional and nuanced, recognizing the full spectrum of women’s experiences in the legal profession. This isn’t just about adding diversity for the sake of appearances but about valuing and learning from the unique perspectives each woman brings to the table. I encourage my peers, regardless of how you identify, to participate in this event. It’s an opportunity to deepen our understanding of inclusion, challenge our preconceptions, and take actionable steps towards creating a legal profession that truly reflects the diversity and complexity of the society it serves.