ABOUT US
SAFI is an interdisciplinary network for women in legal academia. The purpose is to network internally and to organize and cooperate strategically. In this way, female scholars can have a platform to present and amplify their work, and outstanding research by women can become firmly established in legal academia. SAFI sees itself as a network of solidarity that not only harnesses scholarly synergies, but also provides support and encouragement.
SAFI offers information, connects talent with resources, and fosters cooperation and professional as well as personal exchange. Together, we develop new ideas and formats to strengthen the academic careers of women in legal academia and make their outstanding work more visible.
Since the founders currently have to bear the running costs for the network privately, we are especially grateful to due-paying members and donors.
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