Building a Robust Pipeline of Black Legal Talent

As part of our efforts to honour Black History Month, we invite you to join us for a panel discussion at our on cultivating a robust pipeline of Black legal talent on Monday, February 26th from 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm E.T., followed by a 15-minute Q&A.

This event is held in association with the Fasken Black Collective.

Featuring expert panel members:

• Ada Maxwell-Alleyne, Assistant Dean, EDI, University of Toronto Faculty of Law
• Cemeka Douglas, Manager, Student Programs, Hicks Morley
• Chelsi Bonair, Associate Corporate Counsel, Google Canada
• Onyi Ubah, Associate Lawyer, Fasken
• Moderated by Andrew C. Alleyne, Partner, Fasken

The discussion will include:

• Practical insights and strategies to actively build a pipeline of Black legal talent
• Examination of the pivotal stages and opportunities to support greater inclusion of Black students and professionals during the legal lifecycle
• The significant impact of implementing support networks, specifically mentorship and sponsorship programs, on the career development path for Black Lawyers
• Actionable steps towards building a more representative and equitable future for the legal profession

Please note that the session will be held in English. Live French translation will be available.