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The Profession

Eight pillars, with account workspaces separated below.

Affinity associations

Bodies organised around who practitioners are rather than what they practise — women lawyers, First Nations lawyers, LGBTQ+ practitioners, culturally and linguistically diverse members, practitioners with disability. For many members these are the most useful professional networks they have.

29 listed · 29 verified in the last 90 days

  • Diverse Women in Law

    Affinity associations

    Not-for-profit organisation supporting diverse women through legal study and professional careers. Its programmes cover commercial law, advocacy, competitions and inclusive recruitment, supported by research on structural barriers, industry events and the Unravelled podcast.

    Type of body
    Affinity network
    Verified22 September 2026
  • Muslim Legal Network NSW

    Affinity associations

    Professional network for Muslim lawyers in New South Wales.

    Type of body
    Affinity network
    Verified14 August 2026
  • Ngalaya Indigenous Corporation

    Affinity associations

    Association for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander lawyers and law students in NSW and the ACT.

    Type of body
    Affinity network
    Verified19 September 2026
  • NSW professional association supporting women in law through advocacy, regional chapters, networking, webinars and awards. It publishes law-firm comparison data, career research, submissions and other resources on equality and career progression.

    Type of body
    Affinity network
    Verified22 September 2026
  • NSW Young Lawyers maintains active networking communities and has periodically used modern collaboration platforms for committees and practice groups.

    Type of body
    Young lawyers association
    Verified14 August 2026

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