Tulane Women in Law
Tulane University
About Tulane Women in Law
Tulane Women in Law represents the commitment of Tulane University in New Orleans, LA to fostering inclusive legal education and professional development. As a student-led organization within one of the nation's oldest and most innovative law schools, TWIL serves as a vital community for students interested in gender issues within the legal field. The organization embodies Tulane Law's distinctive approach to legal education, which pairs global perspective with deep community engagement and practical skills development.
The organization's roots run deep within Tulane's institutional values. Tulane Law School has distinguished itself since its founding in 1847 as a place of creativity and innovation, and TWIL continues this tradition by creating spaces where students can examine how gender shapes legal practice and policy. The organization's mission to celebrate the plethora of opinions and ideas at the school reflects Tulane's broader commitment to developing thoughtful, engaged legal professionals.
TWIL serves students who are passionate about understanding and addressing gender-related issues in law. Whether exploring substantive areas of law with gender dimensions or examining women's experiences within the legal profession, TWIL members gain exposure to diverse perspectives and career possibilities. The organization's programming—featuring speakers, panel discussions, and workshops—creates opportunities for meaningful connection among students who share commitment to these important issues. Led by dedicated student officers, TWIL continues to build community within Tulane Law School while contributing to broader conversations about women's roles and experiences in the legal field.