Advancing Gender Equality In Law: Initiatives By The American Bar Council For Women Lawyers

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Swati Pandita
Dr. Bhumika Sharma
Tijender Kumar Singh

Abstract

The American Bar Council (ABC) is taking meaningful steps to advance gender equality within the legal profession, focusing on empowering women lawyers and addressing systemic barriers. Through targeted initiatives, the ABC is working to close the gender gap in leadership roles, promote equal pay, and create more inclusive work environments. The paper examines the initiatives spearheaded by the American Bar Council (ABC) to promote gender equality, such as mentorship programs, leadership development, and advocacy for equitable workplace policies. By evaluating the effectiveness of these efforts, the study highlights both progress made and areas requiring further attention. Additionally, the paper explores the broader cultural and structural changes needed to address implicit bias, close the pay gap, and ensure equal opportunities for women lawyers. Through this analysis, the paper underscores the importance of sustained commitment and innovative strategies to create a more inclusive and equitable legal profession for future generations.


 

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Swati Pandita, Dr. Bhumika Sharma, & Tijender Kumar Singh. (2024). Advancing Gender Equality In Law: Initiatives By The American Bar Council For Women Lawyers. Educational Administration: Theory and Practice, 30(6), 5047–5053. https://doi.org/10.53555/kuey.v30i6.9452
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Swati Pandita

Assistant Professor at FIMT-GGSIPU and Research Scholar at School of Law-Sharda University

Dr. Bhumika Sharma

Assistant Professor, School of Law, Sharda University

Tijender Kumar Singh

Research Associate, HPNLU, Shimla