Caroline Dix

After graduating with a Law degree from University College London, Caroline joined the team in June 2018 and is now the Project Manager for the project.

Newsletter Sign Up

Get the latest updates on the First 100 Years Project and join our journey.
Donate

The project is looking for supporters to enable us to create a digital platform of 100 original stories featuring women who have shaped the legal profession since the Sex Disqualification (Removal) Act 1919 paved the way for women to become lawyers.

For £50 your name would be entered into our Digital Donors’ Wall.

Thank you!
More stories

Diversity progress ‘painfully slow’ – Black Solicitors Network
The BSN, which published its first diversity league table in 2006, said its sample of firms in the early years had...
Helena Normanton
Born in 1882, Helena Normanton was the first woman to practice at the Bar (although not the first to be called...
Moira Gilmour
The late Moira Gilmour’s remarkable achievements in the legal profession are made all the more laudable by the atypicality of...
The Missing Link – Bring Our History Into The Picture
Grand portraits hang in the halls of our profession’s historic buildings – from the Law Society to the Inns of Court...
June Venters QC, the first woman solicitor to be appointed Queen’s Counsel
June Venters QC, the first woman solicitor to be appointed a Queen’s Counsel, speaks to the First 100 Years...