About: Strive launched in October 2018. Strive Talent source and develop talent from intersectionally diverse, socially mobile, and under-represented backgrounds and help them realise their
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About: Besea.n are a community focused, volunteer-led organisation with a mission to empower, educate and embrace East and South East Asian people – and their
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About: British Inter-University Commercial Awareness Competition (BIUCAC) is a commercial awareness competition designed specifically for undergraduate law students at non-Russell Group universities with the aim
About: IP Inclusive is a collection of individuals and organisations in the intellectual property (IP) sector, who have come together to make our community more
About: Bridging the Bar is a charity committed to the promotion of equal opportunities and diversity of the Bar in England and Wales. Bridging the
About: LeGal BesT is an LGBTQ+ network for law firms who believe that they can achieve more together. LeGal BesT includes member firms which may
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About Asian Disability Network The Asian Disability Network is a support platform around disability and how we navigate this with our ethnic and cultural identity.
The Black Barristers’ Network (BBN) was founded in 2019 by Natasha Shotunde & Mavis Amonoo-Acquah to provide support and increase the visibility of Black Barristers
According to legal sector data, 35% of partners are women. Black, Asian and minority ethnic people account for 16% of female partners. The Aura Network,