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Our CWBA theme for 2020 - 2021 is LEAD BEYOND. What does it mean to Lead Beyond? It means to Lead Beyond the current circumstances. Lead Beyond tradition, beyond your upbringing, and beyond limiting beliefs. Lead Beyond whatever it is that has been holding you back.

For the CWBA, it means to Lead Beyond the challenges of today with a vision that ensures that the CWBA remains strong and that our members stay informed, inspired, connected, and engaged. Click here to read more from our President Miranda Hawkins.

CWBA Message in Remembrance of
Mary T. Hoagland, A CWBA Founding Mother
1924 - 2020

The CWBA joins the Denver legal community and Mary Hoagland's family
in grieving the loss of one of the CWBA's founding mothers,
and one of the greats among the CWBA's storied history.

Diversity and inclusion are core values for the Colorado Women’s Bar Association, and we strive to incorporate these values into all aspects of our work including advocacy, communications, workplace environment, vendor selection, hiring, promotion and retention. We appreciate and value ideas that come from a diverse legal environment and want to bring diversity of thought, experience and expertise to everything we do. We believe that an inclusive bar provides an atmosphere that allows all individuals to attain their greatest potential and achieve the greatest benefits for clients.  

On April 14, 2020, we joined the Asian Pacific American Bar Association of Colorado, the CBA/DBA, and other diversity bars, in denouncing xenophobia against Asian and Asian American communities in Colorado. 

On May 30, 2020, we shared a message of unity from the Sam Cary Bar Association. “In these challenging times, it is more imperative than ever that we come together as a community--to both protect and support each other in our continuing endeavor to improve our collective condition....We stand together to demand justice and accountability...”  - Sam Cary Bar Association Executive Committee

On June 4, 2020 we sent a message of solidarity to our members regarding recent events. This message, "Time To Lead Beyond" from our President Miranda Hawkins, is also posted on our blog The 1891. 

Click the blog link for resources and ideas for ways you can act now and make a difference.

• ABA Racial Justice Resources
• NCWBA Black Lives Matter Anti-Racism Resources

MESSAGE FROM OUR LEADERSHIP ON COVID-19

The Colorado Women’s Bar Association is closely monitoring new developments related to the COVID-19 (coronavirus) pandemic. The health and safety of our members, your families, and our staff and community are of utmost importance to us.

We rely heavily on in-person meetings and events to conduct our business and further our mission. Therefore, the CWBA is carefully assessing all upcoming events and offering only virtual events and meetings for the foreseeable future. If the CWBA deems it necessary to cancel, reschedule, or modify any upcoming events, we will communicate changes to our members and registrants as soon as possible via email and on our website and social media pages. If a CWBA event is cancelled without rescheduling or is rescheduled for a date you are unable to attend, we will refund your registration payment. Click here to read more.

Click here for COVID-19 RESOURCES.

Click here for CDC Interim Guidance for Businesses and Employers Responding to Coronavirus Disease (May 2020)

Click here for COVID-19 Small Business Response Resources.

Click here for official State of Colorado COVID-19 website.

Click here for help and resources from the Colorado Lawyer Assistance program (COLAP). Download tips for teleworking and staying calm during difficult and changing times.