50 years since the Sex Discrimination Act, how much progress has there been for women in law? |
This year marks the 50th anniversary of the UK’s Sex Discrimination Act 1975 which protected men and women from discrimination on the grounds of sex or marital status and was later superseded by the Equality Act 2010.
50 years on from the Act, how much progress has been made for women working in the legal profession? Is sex discrimination a thing of the past or a problem we are still grappling with? Are you concerned about a backlash against diversity and inclusion? What is your experience and what does the future hold for equality in the profession?
We would like to hear your views. Please take the time to complete our anonymous five-minute survey.
This survey is a call to share your insights and shape the future of women in law. Your views will inform a series of events focused on amplifying women in law.
We want to hear from you – your voice matters, and we need your views.
50 years on from the Act, how much progress has been made for women working in the legal profession? Is sex discrimination a thing of the past or a problem we are still grappling with? Are you concerned about a backlash against diversity and inclusion? What is your experience and what does the future hold for equality in the profession?
We would like to hear your views. Please take the time to complete our anonymous five-minute survey.
This survey is a call to share your insights and shape the future of women in law. Your views will inform a series of events focused on amplifying women in law.
We want to hear from you – your voice matters, and we need your views.