Lakehead University Women in Law

Lakehead University Women in Law Women in Law operates from an intersectional feminist perspective to address local & systemic oppression We also engage in community activism.

The Women in Law Society at the Bora Laskin Faculty of Law is a student run grassroots activist collective. We operate from an anti-oppression intersectional feminist perspective. This theoretical approach acknowledges that individuals face oppression simultaneously through various biological, cultural, and social axes of identity including sex, gender, sexual orientation, race, class, citizenship

, ability, colour, size, religion, location, age, and country of origin, which contribute to systemic and institutionalized social inequality and injustice. As future lawyers, we address the gendered issues and obstacles women face in the legal profession. We are currently working with the Elizabeth Fry Society of Northwestern Ontario and looking to expand our community partnerships in the upcoming academic year. The Women in Law Society has many active members from 1st year to 3rd year. The WLS is open to all students, alumna & faculty for membership. Our Twitter: https://twitter.com/womenlaskinlaw
Our Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/womeninlaskinlaw/?hl=en

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