law firm diversity database

The Minority Corporate Counsel Association (MCCA), in partnership with Vault, presents the Law Firm Diversity Database. This database contains valuable benchmarking information about diversity programs at more than 250 major law firms. Access to the database is free.

Diversity

Broadening the reach and impact of in-house counsel

ACC has a longstanding commitment to and leadership in promoting and working with members to increase the diversity of our profession. We help members find diversity initiatives that create meaningful opportunities for departments to improve their own diversity, and offer resources to help them better advise their companies on diversity-related initiatives. We help in-house counsel leverage diversity in their law firm and supplier networks as well.

MCCA AND ACC

The Minority Corporate Counsel Association and ACC have a long history together. Since MCCA was founded, we've shared many leaders and staff. MCCA is our partner in general diversity outreach, providing the best in diversity thought leadership, education and promotion.

Find out more about MCCA events, resources, networks and projects (including those we co-sponsor, serving women CLOs and CLOs of color in the Fortune 500) by contacting MCCA's Vice President of External Relations, Jennifer Chen.

STREET LAW, INC.

High school students in multi-racial communities often lack opportunities to learn about the legal profession, connect with lawyers and develop a positive impression of the legal system. , As a result, they don't aspire to be lawyers—yet a more diverse legal profession would benefit everyone.

ACC developed a pipeline program with Street Law that targets diverse high school students and offers them positive contact with corporate lawyers and insight into the challenging and engaging work that we do. Lawyers teach corporate law classes in the schools, and students attend programming or activities at corporate headquarters or other venues sponsored by counsels' employers. Many students go on to internships or other opportunities that extend mentoring relationships beyond the classroom; this helps to make a career in law a very real possibility.

Read about DuPont's work with Street Law at the Howard High School of Technology in an article in The Metropolitan Corporate Counsel.

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