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ARIZONA WOMEN LAWYERS ASSOCIATION

AZ · EIN 860396999 · $126K rev · infrastructure · advocacy · awla-state.org
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Professional association supporting women lawyers across Arizona through networking, leadership development, and community engagement. Provides resources and programming to advance members' careers and promote success in the legal profession. Operates through four regional chapters and a statewide board structure.

activities · 16

what they do

direct service · 9
  • Community Service Initiatives
    Engages in community service, such as Maricopa Chapter members providing meals at the Ronald McDonald House at Phoenix Children's Hospital.
  • Community service initiatives
    Organizes community service activities, such as Maricopa Chapter members providing meals at the Ronald McDonald House at Phoenix Children's Hospital.
  • Community service through chapters
    Maricopa Chapter members provide meals at the Ronald McDonald House at Phoenix Children's Hospital.
  • Facilitating professional networking and support for women lawyers Women's Trade Professional Development
    Fosters professional connections and provides information and support to women lawyers in Arizona through various events, meetings, luncheons, and roundtables across multiple regions.
  • Maintaining Chapter Resources and Communications Member Newsletter & Magazine Distribution
    Maintains resources such as committee rosters with contact information for chapter chairs, archives of newsletters and articles, and distributes a weekly email with event information to members.
  • Maintaining chapter resources
    Maintains a committee roster for its SOAZ Chapter and an archive of newsletters and previously published articles for its Maricopa Chapter.
  • Organizing Member and Public Events Industry Conference & Networking Events
    Organizes and hosts various events, including meetings, luncheons, roundtables, and special events, for members and the public across multiple regions in Arizona, with some events being exclusive to members.
  • Organizing member and public events Industry Conference & Networking Events
    Organizes and hosts local events for members and the public, including meetings, luncheons, roundtables, and special events across multiple regions in Arizona, with some events being exclusive to members.
  • Providing information and fostering professional connections Women's Trade Professional Development
    Provides information and support to women lawyers in Arizona and fosters professional connections among them.
capacity building · 7
  • Distributes a weekly email with event information and maintains a mailing and email list to communicate with members and contacts, including archiving newsletters and articles for chapters.
  • Monitoring and Celebrating Professional Successes Women's Trade Professional Development
    Monitors and celebrates the professional successes of women lawyers in Arizona.
  • Monitoring and celebrating professional successes Women's Trade Professional Development
    Monitors and celebrates the professional successes of women lawyers in Arizona.
  • Operating regional chapters Local Chapter Network Operations
    Operates four regional chapters across Arizona (Maricopa, Southern Arizona, Northern Arizona, and Western Arizona) to serve members in those regions.
  • Operating regional chapters Local Chapter Network Operations
    Operates four regional chapters across Arizona (Maricopa, Southern Arizona, Northern Arizona, and Western Arizona) to serve members in those specific regions and manage local activities.
  • Recognizing professional achievements Women's Trade Professional Development
    Monitors and celebrates the professional successes of women lawyers in Arizona.
  • Supporting Women Lawyers through Regional Chapters Women's Trade Professional Development
    Operates four regional chapters across Arizona (Maricopa, Southern Arizona, Northern Arizona, and Western Arizona) to provide information, support, and foster professional connections among women lawyers in the state.
strategies · 13

how they think

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named programs · 6

what they call their work

Annual Convention
Statewide event featuring educational sessions, awards, and networking for members across Arizona
Judicial Reception
Event recognizing and connecting with women judges and judicial candidates in Arizona
Maricopa Chapter
Regional chapter offering local events, committee participation, and networking opportunities for members in Maricopa County
Northern Arizona Chapter
Regional chapter providing programming and support for members in northern Arizona counties
Southern Arizona Chapter
Regional chapter serving members in southern Arizona with luncheons, receptions, and professional development events
Western Arizona Chapter
Regional chapter serving members in western Arizona counties with local events and networking
relationships · 11

who they work with

  • AWLA Sponsors Partner — Sponsors are acknowledged in a "Thank you" graphic for supporting the organization.
  • Arizona Supreme Court Partner — Membership qualification includes being licensed by the Arizona Supreme Court as a Legal Paraprofessional.
  • Board of Directors Partner — Administers AWLA's operations and statewide programs
  • Chapter Communications Chair Partner — Responsible for reviewing and approving event emails before submission to the AWLA Administrator.
  • Erin Anding Partner — President of the Northern Arizona chapter in 2026.
  • Jebbie Whiteside Partner — Treasurer and Secretary of the Northern Arizona chapter in 2026.
  • Maricopa Chapter Partner — Local chapter of the Arizona Women Lawyers Association that organizes regional events and committees in Maricopa County.
  • Ronald McDonald House at Phoenix Children's Hospital Partner — Collaborates with the Ronald McDonald House for meal service events.
  • State Bar of Arizona Partner — Membership qualification includes being a member in good standing of the State Bar of Arizona for Legal Paraprofessionals, and retired attorneys from the State Bar of Arizona are eligible for membership.
  • State Board of Directors Partner — Governing body responsible for overall operations and statewide programs of AWLA
  • Steering Committees Partner — Oversees local programs through four regional chapters