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State Bar committee survey seeks to develop mentorship for people with disabilities, caregivers

By Staff on January 17, 2023
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The State Bar of Texas Disability Rights and Issues Committee is asking members of the legal community to take a short survey as it works to create a mentorship program.

The committee’s goal is to facilitate mentorship for people with disabilities and for those who are caregivers of people with disabilities, specifically within the legal profession.

The committee created a short survey to help pair mentors and mentees is circulating the survey throughout the legal community in hopes of connecting colleagues within the profession. To take the survey, click here.

The committee was created in 1992 to study the concerns of Texas lawyers with disabilities, as well as clients and members of the public, and make recommendations to the State Bar Board of Directors concerning ways in which the role of people with disabilities in Texas can be enhanced by improvement in programs and initiatives sponsored by the State Bar.

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