A more thorough explanation:

The National Association of Women Lawyers (NAWL) is an organization that was established in 1899 to support the interests of female lawyers and their families. NAWL is an abbreviation for this organization.

For example, NAWL provides resources and networking opportunities for women in the legal profession. They also advocate for policies that promote gender equality in the workplace and the legal system.

Another example of NAWL's work is their annual survey of women in law firms, which provides data on the representation of women in leadership positions and the challenges they face in their careers.

These examples illustrate how NAWL works to support and empower women in the legal profession, and to promote gender equality in the legal system.