ChIPs and Diversity Lab Team Up to Measure Inclusion Initiatives in Law Firms SAN FRANCISCO (October 30, 2018) – ChIPs, a nonprofit organization focused on advancing and connecting women in technology, law, and policy, has released the results of their ground-breaking Inclusion Blueprint Survey, a joint initiative…
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“Doing deals with your buddies is a time-honored way to build your book of business. But women tend to struggle when it comes to mixing money and friendship, cutting themselves off from one of the most effective tactics in the constant struggle to get ahead.…
Starting from the non-controversial presumption that women are no less intelligent or capable than men, one would expect that increased opportunities for women would have fundamentally increased the numbers of women in positions traditionally occupied by men
U.S. Senator Mazie K. Hirono of Hawaii is the 2018 ChIPs Hall of Fame honoree.
Learning to Lead: Takeaways From Women in Technology Law By Minna Fingerhood For the third annual ALI (Advocacy, Leadership, Innovation) Program for high school girls, 30 students from across the San Francisco Bay Area spent two days meeting with women leaders in the law. Photos…
ChIPs launched the scholarship in 2018 in memory of the late Morrison & Foerster litigator.
The 2018 ALI Program for high school girls took place in San Francisco on June 12 and 13. The program introduces girls interested in the law to a diverse range of women who practice at firms, in-house and in government.
ChIPs announced today the launch of the Rachel Krevans Scholarship for women law students interested in a career in intellectual property.
ChIPs established the scholarship in 2018 to honor the memory of Rachel Krevans, a renowned intellectual property litigator at Morrison & Foerster LLP, and to promote diversity in IP, a practice area central to ChIPs’ roots.
ChIPsters gathered in New York to discuss topical IP issues.
The release of a book about the life of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg prompted the DC Chapter meet-up.
