Loyola Outlaw

OutLaw is a premier student organization at Loyola Marymount University's Law School in Los Angeles, CA, dedicated to advancing LGBTQ rights and social justice through legal education and community engagement. As the first organization of its kind recognized by a law school in the United States, OutLaw has established itself as a pioneering force since its founding in 1972, combining academic rigor with professional development for law students interested in LGBTQ legal issues.

The organization provides comprehensive support to its members through multiple channels of engagement. OutLaw delivers current, relevant information regarding the legal and political issues directly affecting the LGBTQ community, ensuring members stay informed on critical developments in LGBTQ law and policy. Beyond information sharing, the organization offers robust academic peer support, helping members navigate their law school experience while maintaining focus on social justice values. Professional guidance is a cornerstone of OutLaw's mission, with experienced members and mentors offering career development resources and networking opportunities.

OutLaw's impact extends beyond the Loyola Law School campus through strategic collaborations with other LGBTQ organizations across Los Angeles-based law schools. These partnerships strengthen the collective voice of LGBTQ legal professionals and students throughout the region. The organization actively works to build a diverse community of lawyers and law students who are committed to advancing LGBT rights as an integral component of broader social justice initiatives. Members benefit from both social events that foster camaraderie and professional opportunities that prepare them for meaningful careers in law. OutLaw represents a unique intersection of legal education, community building, and advocacy, making it an essential resource for LGBTQ students and allies at Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles.