Since 1952, WLANSW has been dedicated to improving the status and working conditions of women lawyers in NSW. The Association ... has been proactive in liaising with Government and promoting law reform, particularly in relation to issues affecting women and children, and our input is often sought by legislative and Government bodies. We have made submissions on matters such as anti discrimination law, industrial equity, criminal law, women's health, legal aid, child care and gender bias in the legal profession. WLANSW's membership is diverse and includes solicitors, large and small city and country firms, corporations, academia, government bodies, legal centres and law reform agencies, barristers, the magistracy and judiciary, law students, and many other areas. WLANSW hold frequent seminars and events and have close relations with associations of women lawyers around Australia and overseas. read more