Tuesday, 25 August 2020 7.30am The Lunchroom, 45 Queen Street Join us for breakfast, and a chance to meet or catch up with other women in the profession for a relaxed networking event. The cost covers your choice of breakfast, including a hot drink. Sign up by 20 August 2020, Thursday.
Election Year Special Event
You are invited to a cross-party panel of Women MPs who will answer the hard questions that matter to Women in this year’s election.
– Chloe Swarbrick (Green Party)
– Helen White (Labour Party)
– Carmel Claridge (ACT NZ)
– TBC (National Party)
3rd September 2020, 5.30pm
Pacific Panel Discussion Event
Pacific Panel Discussions brought to you by AWLA: The Importance of Pacific Representation in Law.
27 August 2020, 5:30 pm – 7:00 pm
Margaret Wilson Scholarship 2020
Auckland Women Lawyers’ Association is looking for candidates for our $3,000 Margaret Wilson Scholarship. The scholarship’s purpose is to support a female LLB, LLB (Hons), LLM or PhD in law at the the University of Auckland or Auckland University of Technology who encompasses the objectives of our organisation. Below is a copy of the regulation …
2020 Writing Prize
The Auckland Women Lawyers Association is proud to announce that it now taking entries for its 2020 Writing Prize. This prize aims to foster and reward research and writing on the intersection of the law and issues of concern to women and/or women and children. All law students (including LLB, LLB (Hons), LLM and PhD) …
Flexible Work Event
Lunchtime panel discussion on the intricacies of working flexibly in the legal profession – the lessons we learned from working through COVID-19, the impact of remote work on firm culture, and how New Zealand compares to international experience.
July Breakfast Club
Tuesday, 28 July 2020 7.30am The Lunchroom, 45 Queen Street Join us for breakfast, and a chance to meet or catch up with other women in the profession for a relaxed networking event. The cost covers your choice of breakfast, including a hot drink. Sign up by 26 July 2020.
What now?
Let’s talk about how we keep some of the positives from lockdown…