LawCare: Launch Reverse Mentoring Toolkit

LawCare and the University of Leeds have created a reverse mentoring toolkit to help law firms and legal organisations become more inclusive, supportive, and fairer places to work.
What is reverse mentoring?
In reverse mentoring, junior staff or people from underrepresented backgrounds mentor more senior colleagues. It’s a way to share lived experiences, build understanding, and challenge traditional hierarchies. This approach helps organisations listen to voices that are often left out of important conversations.
Why it matters
Progress on improving equality, inclusion and wellbeing has been too slow and junior and aspiring lawyers are often not sufficiently involved. LawCare and the University of Leeds created this toolkit to help address that.
The toolkit gives step-by-step advice for setting up a reverse mentoring programme that is safe, properly considered, and useful - not just a tick-box exercise.
Who is the toolkit for?
This free resource is for any legal workplace - large or small, in any part of the legal sector. Whether you’ve never tried reverse mentoring before or you’re looking to improve what you’re already doing, this toolkit can help.
The reverse mentoring toolkit is available to download now: Reverse mentoring toolkit | LawCare