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Breakfast Club
BRISBANE | Breakfast Club

The WLAQ Breakfast Club is held monthly and is an opportunity for our members to informally drop in for coffee or breakfast and a chat.

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Women Lawyers Association of Queensland Inc (WLAQ)

The Women Lawyers Association of Queensland Inc (WLAQ) is an organisation dedicated to women who are jurists, practising professionals, legal academics, legal graduates and students of law.  As an association of professionals, we seek to help members directly and indirectly by:

  • Raising awareness and proposing changes on issues facing women in law
  • Advocating for appointments on merit
  • Providing resources around flexible working arrangements
  • Liaising with other peak bodies including the Bar Association of Queensland and Queensland Law Society
  • Supporting mentoring and guiding of more junior members
  • Organising events to provide networking and educational opportunities
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Membership

WLAQ membership is open to all females who hold a law degree, or studying to obtain a law degree, in Australia.  There are a number of categories of membership to cater for all female lawyers, including:

  • Student
  • Junior
  • CLC & NFP
  • Regional
  • Retired
  • Judicial
  • Barristers
  • Corporate
  • General.

If you are experiencing financial hardship, please email us at secretary@wlaq.com.au to discuss membership options.

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Mentoring

The WLAQ’s Ladder Program supports and nurtures women in the early stages of their legal careers through its Ladder mentoring program. The program matches law students and lawyers (must be less than 5 PAE) with more experienced women in the profession who can encourage, assist and empower young women to take advantage of opportunities in the law. The ladder program helps develop professional contacts as well as assists women in taking responsibility for their learning and career direction.

The ladder program has enjoyed many years of success and continues to attract impressive mentors (including senior members of the Profession and members of the judiciary) as well as many promising and enthusiastic ‘mentees’. The program runs annually, with the launch in held each April to coincide with our Una Prentice Awards.

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