Colorado Women's Bar Association

About Colorado Women's Bar Association

Based in Denver, Colorado, the Colorado Women's Bar Association represents a welcoming community where women lawyers and their allies inspire change and foster meaningful professional relationships. Founded in 1978, the CWBA has maintained an unwavering commitment to promoting women in the legal profession and advancing the interests of women generally through decades of dedicated advocacy, mentoring, and community service. Members consistently describe the organization as the "best part of being a lawyer," reflecting the genuine support and camaraderie that define the CWBA experience. The organization is built on core values of diversity, equity, and inclusion, actively working to create an atmosphere where all individuals can achieve their greatest potential regardless of age, race, gender, ethnicity, religion, sexual orientation, gender identity, ability, or background. The CWBA's impact extends beyond networking and professional development to influence judicial selection, shape legislation affecting women and children, preserve legal history, and combat discrimination within the profession. With statewide chapters throughout Colorado, the CWBA provides a forum for exchanging ideas, learning together, and advancing each member's career in an inclusive environment. The organization's commitment to gender equality has resulted in significant achievements including influencing the selection of judges, providing training and education, and maintaining a dedicated lobbyist to advocate for women's rights. For legal professionals seeking both professional growth and a supportive community rooted in shared values, the CWBA offers a unique opportunity to be part of Colorado's most influential women's bar association.

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