Queensland

The Pride in Law Queensland chapter stands out as a vibrant force for LGBTIQA+ inclusion within the legal profession.

This chapter is committed to creating a dynamic and supportive community through a wide array of events and educational initiatives.

By fostering networking opportunities and offering advocacy platforms, the Queensland chapter ensures that legal professionals from all backgrounds feel empowered and respected. Their efforts go beyond organising events, as they actively work to influence policies and practices that support LGBTIQA+ rights within the legal field.

The chapter’s dedication to promoting diversity and equality makes it an essential part of the broader push towards a more inclusive legal landscape. Through their unwavering commitment, the Pride in Law Queensland chapter continues to advance a culture of acceptance and support, ensuring that all members of the legal community can achieve their full potential in a welcoming environment.

HISTORY: PRIDE IN LAW’S QUEENSLAND CHAPTER

On 17 November 2017, Dean Clifford-Jones launched Pride in Law’s Queensland Chapter in the Banco Court of Queensland at Brisbane; a ceremonial court used for admissions services. The keynote speaker was retired District Court Judge Milton Griffin KC. Chief Justice Catherine Holmes (at the time), the former Queensland Attorney-General Yvette D’Ath, as well as other judicial officers, politicians and prominent legal professionals attended the event.

Since 2017, Pride in Law’s Queensland Chapter have held networking events, made submissions to government and provided LGBTIQA+ visibility for the legal profession in Queensland.