Our Vision

At The BAME Woman in Law, we are committed to building bridges, dismantling barriers and fostering a diverse legal community. 

We aspire to create a vibrant community where BAME women studying and working in Law are  provided with the tools, resources and mentorship necessary to excel in their professional journeys.  

Ultimately, we envision a future where BAME women in Law not only overcome systemic barriers and challenge stereotypes but also lead, inspire and shape the legal landscape.

—
Hilda Kwoffie
Founder, Mentor

As of 1 April 2022, white men constituted the highest proportion of barristers (52%), followed by white women (32%), ethnic minority men (8%) and ethnic minority women (7%). White men and white women constituted the highest proportion of solicitors (40% and 41%), followed by ethnic minority women (11%), then men (8%). White women constituted two thirds (70%) of Chartered Legal Executives - Official Statistics (Diversity of the judiciary: Legal professions, new appointments and current post-holders) last updated 13 July 2023