The State of Diversity and Inclusion in the Legal Profession

When
25 Oct 2017
2:00 PM - 6:00 PM
Location
AT&T - 208 S. Akard Street, Dallas, TX 75202

Registration

AT&T Webinar registration
Registration for AT&T employees viewing the event through webcast. Please provide the state in which you are licensed and your bar number.
Co-Sponsor registration – $25.00
Registration for co-sponsoring organizations
Government/not-for-profit registration – $25.00
Registration for those part of a government/non-profit organization.
Non-working lawyer registration
Registration for non-working lawyers.
Regular – $50.00
Speakers
Sponsor/host registration
Complimentary registration for those part of our sponsor and host organizations.

The U.S. legal profession has devoted a great deal of attention to issues of diversity and inclusion within its membership. What has been missing, however, are the coordination, communication, and cooperation needed to stay abreast of trends and developments and to learn about the many different facets of diversity, including the diversity within diversity. The IILP Review seeks to fill that void. It uniquely gathers data, academic research, personal observations, and analysis of current efforts. The Review reflects IILP’s desire to dig into the facts and to provide a forum for candid discussion.

This symposium will feature the IILP’s 2017 Review on the State of Diversity and Inclusion with presentations from some of its authors, as well as a roundtable panel discussion about Diversity and Inclusion.

The IILP Review serves as the focal point for nine symposia that we are presenting around the country so that our profession can discuss these issues in person. We hope that you and others from your organization will join us at these symposia and share your thoughts and insights.

Each of the symposia on the state of diversity and inclusion in the legal profession features:

Highlights of the most current data and statistics about diversity within the legal profession;
Presentations on "diversity within diversity" and the implications for the legal profession; and,
A discussion about the state of diversity and inclusion in the legal profession.

*No charge for students or unemployed lawyers.

Questions? Please contact Sandra Yamate at Sandra.Yamate@theIILP.com