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Women Barristers Forum (NSW Bar Association)

The Women Barristers Forum (WBF) is a section of the NSW Bar Association, formally established in 2004 and made an official section in 2007, created to promote and support women at the NSW Bar. All women barristers in NSW are automatically members and are invited to its activities, which include seminars, networking functions, social gatherings, and CPD coordinated by Claire Palmer and Claire Roberts, plus policy work advancing women practitioners within the profession.

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Type of body
Affinity association
Runs CPD
Yes

Who it's for

Relevant to a woman barrister at the NSW Bar seeking networking, CPD, or policy advocacy specific to women's professional advancement.

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Individuals

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