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.

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Baroness Chakrabarti Biography
Baroness Chakrabarti was the Director of Liberty from 2003 to 2016. In August 2016, Chakrabarti was made a life peer and...
The Second Decade: 1929 – 1939
The ‘Firsts’: Gaining a Foothold Join host Lucinda Acland and guests for a discussion of the first few pioneering female lawyers...
The Langham Place group
In their quest to open up the professions to women, the earliest pioneers found themselves up against a barrier of seemingly...
To what extent was the admission of female lawyers into the UK law profession in 1919, under the Sexual Disqualification (removal) Act, caused by the women’s suffrage movement?
The First 100 Years campaign inspired me to research the history of women in the legal profession for my Extended Project...
Being different can be an advantage
Jamila Hassan is a barrister at Goldsmith Chambers, specialising in immigration and human rights law. Born in Somalia and raised in...