Diversity
Wright, Lindsey & Jennings LLP prides itself in employing men and women of a variety of races, ethnicities, religions and political views and is committed to fostering a diverse and inclusive work environment. The firm and its members continue their dedication to diversity and equality, particularly in the legal profession and in education, by donating time and financial resources to organizations that promote the advancement of women and minorities such as:
- W. Harold Flowers Law Society (founded as the Wonder State Bar Association and later known as the Arkansas Black Lawyers Association), which is an affiliate of the National Bar Association, and whose mission is to promote equal justice under the law and to encourage excellence among lawyers and in the judiciary;
- Arkansas Black Hall of Fame, which aims to provide grants to other charitable endeavors in the Black community in the areas of youth development, health and wellness, education, and business/economic development;
- Arkansas Commitment, a leadership development program for black students;
- Arkansas Association of Women Lawyers, which furthers the interest of women lawyers and promotes public service and high standards of conduct and integrity;
- American Civil Liberties Union of Arkansas, which is dedicated to promoting, defending, and expanding civil liberties in Arkansas;
- League of United Latin American Citizens (LULAC), which advances the economic condition, educational attainment, political influence, health, and civil rights of Hispanic Americans through community-based programs;
- UALR Hispanic Law Students Association, which promotes the educational, cultural, and social goals of the Hispanic community and is actively involved in the recruitment of students for a more diverse student body; and
- UALR Black Law Students Association, which introduces black law students to professional problems and responsibilities they will encounter upon admission to the practice of law and promotes cultural diversity and inclusion at the UALR Law School.
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