POSTPONED - A Reflective Bar- How successful have diversity and inclusion programmes been in encouraging better representation?

POSTPONED - A Reflective Bar- How successful have diversity and inclusion programmes been in encouraging better representation?

This event has been postponed and a new date will be shared as soon as possible. 

The meeting has been organised to both celebrate Barbara Mills KC’s Chairship of the Bar Council and to consider the structural issues as to why there is an under-representation of people from minority ethnic backgrounds and women at the Bar. The meeting has been arranged to coincide with Doughty Street Chamber’s anti-racism training, as part of its continued implementation of the Race at the Bar toolkit. 

The speakers are: 

Barbara Mills KC, Chair of the Bar Council of England and Wales 2025, Head of Chambers at 4PB

Laurie-Anne Power KC, King's Counsel at 25 Bedford Row

Maya Sikand KC, Equality & Diversity Officer and Kings Counsel at Doughty Street Chambers

Timi Okuwa, CEO of Black Equity Organisation (BEO)

Violet Smart (chair), Barrister at Doughty Street Chambers