Women's Law Forum at Oregon Law

Women's Law Forum at Oregon Law is a student organization dedicated to advancing women's voices and leadership within the legal profession. Based at the University of Oregon School of Law in Eugene, OR, this organization provides a vital community for law students committed to gender equity and women's rights advocacy. The forum serves as a platform for students to engage with contemporary legal issues affecting women, build professional networks, and develop leadership skills essential for success in the legal field.

As part of Oregon Law's comprehensive student organization ecosystem, Women's Law Forum connects members with mentorship opportunities, professional development resources, and networking events that foster meaningful relationships with peers and legal professionals. The organization operates within a law school environment that emphasizes diversity, equity, and inclusion as core institutional values. Oregon Law, founded in 1884 as the first public law school in Oregon, has a longstanding commitment to training exceptional legal professionals who drive positive change in society.

The forum complements Oregon Law's robust career development programs and practical experience opportunities available to all students. Members benefit from the school's unique dual-campus structure, with the main Eugene campus offering a connected community within a large public research university, plus access to the Portland Third-Year Program featuring real-world experience and mentoring from over 45,000 UO alumni and prominent legal professionals. Women's Law Forum provides an essential space for collaboration, advocacy, and professional growth within one of Oregon's most respected legal institutions.