Tulane Women in Law

Tulane Women in Law (TWIL) is a dynamic student organization dedicated to examining and discussing critical issues affecting women in both substantive areas of law and within the legal profession itself. Based at Tulane University in New Orleans, LA, TWIL organizes comprehensive speaker series, panel discussions, and workshops that explore the intersection of gender and law from multiple perspectives. The organization creates platforms for meaningful dialogue about women's experiences in legal practice, policy development, and advocacy work.

TWIL's programming focuses on bridging the gap between theoretical legal frameworks and practical professional realities that women lawyers and law students encounter. Through carefully curated events featuring experienced practitioners, scholars, and thought leaders, the organization provides members with insights into diverse career paths and specializations within the legal field. The organization's commitment to fostering informed discussion helps students develop critical perspectives on gender-related legal issues while building professional networks.

Operating within Tulane Law School's broader mission of innovation and community engagement, TWIL contributes to the school's legacy of preparing students for leadership in their careers. The organization celebrates diverse opinions and ideas within the law school community, recognizing that multiple perspectives strengthen understanding of complex legal and professional challenges. TWIL's events and discussions help students navigate the legal profession with awareness of gender-related dynamics and opportunities for meaningful contribution to the field.