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Join the waitlist

The first cohort starts in early 2027. Join the waitlist and we will email you when places open. Joining does not commit you to anything.

Join alone or as a team. You work in a group of 2 to 4. Come with colleagues from your team and work on one of your own problems together, or join on your own and we will match you with others. Each person in a team fills in this form.

Bring a colleague free: for each paid place, one colleague from your organisation joins at no cost when you register together. A team of two pays for one place; a team of four pays for two. The offer does not combine with scholarships, and public-sector places are already free.

Name

Role

Where you work

Country

Time zoneHelps us plan cohorts at other times.

A problem from your team you would like to work on (optional)Describe it in general terms. Do not include client names or details.

How you would like to take part

Colleagues joining with you (optional)Groups have 2 to 4 people. Each person also registers.

Which cohort

How you heard about the course (optional)

I would like to apply for a scholarship (50% or full) towards the US$199 course fee. If you work in the public sector, you do not need to apply: register with your government email address (for example one ending in .gov.au, .govt.nz, .gov.ph, .gov.my or .gov.sg), choose "Government or public sector" above, and your place is free. I agree that AI Women in Law can store these details to contact me about the course, as set out in the privacy notice.

Community

After you register, a facilitator sends you an invitation to the AI Women in Law WhatsApp Community. It is run by Abigail Serrano and Lana Kelly.

Announcements: dates, recordings and events. Only facilitators post, and members cannot see each other's phone numbers.
A group for each cohort, and a group for everyone who has finished the course. Members of these groups can see each other's phone numbers.

This is a no sales space. Rules in every group: do not promote, sell or offer demos of any product or service, yours or your employer's; describe what happened without generalising about men or women; fictional data only; what members share stays in the group; no recruiting.