Arizona Collaborative Bar: A Shared Commitment

Arizona Collaborative Bar
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Beginning in 2015, leaders from the Arizona Asian American Bar Association, Arizona Black Bar, Los Abogados Hispanic Bar Association, and Native American Bar Association– Arizona recognized a growing need to coordinate and foster dialogue amongst Arizona’s diverse bar organizations as an ongoing benefit to each organization’s individual membership. From their efforts, the Arizona Collaborative Bar was born to serve as a pipeline for communication and to provide an avenue to explore creative, strategic, and innovative collaborations.

From their efforts, the Arizona Collaborative Bar was born to serve as a pipeline for communication and to provide an avenue to explore creative, strategic, and innovative collaborations.”

Since 2015, the Arizona Collaborative Bar has expanded to include ten Arizona diverse bar organizations, including the following organizations:

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  • Arizona Asian American Bar Association
  • Arizona Black Bar
  • Arizona Jewish Lawyers Association
  • Arizona LGBT Bar Association
  • Arizona Women Lawyers Association
  • Hispanic National Bar Association–Region XIV
  • Iranian American Bar Association–Phoenix Chapter
  • Los Abogados Hispanic Bar Association
  • Native American Bar Association–Arizona
  • South Asian Bar Association– Arizona

The Arizona Collaborative Bar remains committed to fostering dialogue and partnerships amongst the member organizations as part of our shared commitment to advance and promote diversity and inclusion in the Arizona legal community. For its work, the Arizona Collaborative Bar was honored to be selected as the 2017 winner of the State Bar of Arizona’s Diversity and Inclusion Award.

The Arizona Collaborative Bar also seeks to provide meaningful professional development opportunities – including CLEs and networking events – for all diverse bar members. For example, the Arizona Collaborative Bar hosts its annual reception in early September, which continues to be our most anticipated and best-attended event each year with nearly 150 attorneys and members from the legal community in attendance.

The Arizona Collaborative Bar strongly encourages readers of Attorney at Law Magazine to become members of the affiliated organizations and looks forward to further collaborative efforts to foster diversity and inclusion in the legal profession. Barry G. Stratford

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Barry G. Stratford

Barry G. Stratford is the chair of Arizona Collaborative Bar and the co-founder and vice president of Arizona LGBT Bar.

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