Past events
The Education and Training Committee seeks to provide a programme of continuing education and training to the Criminal Bar by way of a series of evening lectures (the Old Bailey lectures) symposiums and all-day Saturday events. The Committee is committed to a programme that offers practitioners with the means of earning free or inexpensive CPD hours.
Wellbeing Event - Parental Talk
1 CPD Hours
Thursday 25 February 2021
Open to non-members
A Barrister's Guide to Ranking: Q&A with Chambers & Partners and The Legal 500
Monday 22 February 2021
The Black Barristers Network ‘A Barrister’s Guide to Ranking: Q&A with Chambers & Partners and The Legal 500’ Monday 22nd February 17.30 – 19.00 If you would like to attend, please book your place here. In a recent survey of Black barristers, some concerns around support Black barristers receive from their chambers and career progression was identified: During this 90-minute […]
MINDFULNESS IN LAW CONFERENCE
Friday 12 February 2021
Introducing the UK’s first mindfulness conference created by lawyers for lawyers
Wellness in Law
Wednesday 10 February 2021
CBA Members will receive a discounted rate - please contact the organisers at [email protected]
BACFI Webinar
Thursday 04 February 2021
Hosted on MS Teams
6pm with the meeting open from 5.30pm
Wellbeing Event
1 CPD Hours
Thursday 04 February 2021
This session will focus on maintaining the physiology of optimal effectiveness, energy and resilience.
The Howard League Penal Reform
Monday 01 February 2021
The Howard League invites lawyers to participate in a focus group on issues of race and racism in the criminal justice system.
Webinar in conjunction with the Employed Barristers’ Committee of the Bar Council
Wednesday 27 January 2021
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What Doesn’t Kill Me - A Film and Panel Event
Thursday 21 January 2021
It will be streamed live, followed by the panel discussion at 7 pm. The event is organised by a team led by Dr Adrienne Barnett, Senior Lecturer in Law at Brunel University London (who has researched domestic abuse and the family courts for over 20 years ), supported by a grant awarded by Brunel’s Public Engagement Fund, and by the Temple Women’s Forum.