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The American Constitution Society for Law and Policy is a recently formed national organization of law students, law professors, judges, practicing lawyers and others. We want to counter the dominant vision of American law today, a narrow conservative vision that lacks appropriate regard for the ways in which the law affects people's lives. We seek to restore the fundamental principles of respect for human dignity, protection of individual rights and liberties, genuine equality, and access to justice to their rightful—and traditionally central—place in American law. We want to strengthen the intellectual underpinnings of—and the public case for—a vision of the law in which these values are paramount—on such issues as: privacy; freedom of speech; federalism; anti-discrimination and affirmative action; gay rights; a woman's right to choose; labor and consumer rights; protection of health, safety, and the environment; the death penalty; and the criminal justice system.

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The Stanford Antitrust Law and Policy Association aims to bring attention and conversation to current events in the field of antitrust law. We hope to raise interest the subject by facilitating discussions, bringing practitioners to campus, and offering resources to students to learn more about antitrust.

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APILSA is a long-standing law school organization that promotes and advocates for the interests of Asian and Pacific Islander (API) law students as well as the larger Asian and Pacific Islander communities at Stanford. APILSA coordinates get- togethers and mentorship programs, provides academic assistance and professional advice to students, and works with the law school administration and other student groups to foster an inclusive and welcoming community for API law students. Additionally, we provide programming on the intersections of API issues and the law.

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BioLaw is an organization designed to encourage and foster student interest and careers in the intersection of law and the biological sciences/health. The organization brings speakers, plans events, and connects Stanford Law students to the flourishing biotech and healthcare industries in Silicon Valley and across the country more generally.

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The Stanford Black Law Student Association (BLSA) is a student-run organization that strives to provide career and academic support for students of African descent and their allies. The group also serves to forge alliances among BLSA members, alumni, faculty of color, and other law students in the Bay Area. We provide a space for students to engage with issues impacting black communities, both through discussion and community service. Stanford BLSA is a chapter of the National BLSA organization that includes more than 200 law schools. All members of the Stanford community are encouraged to participate in our events.

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To bring humor and joy and music to the Law School!

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Effective Altruism is a philosophy and social movement focused on answering one question: How can we best
help others? Our resources are limited, so we have to use them wisely. Effective Altruism is the project of: (1)
Using evidence and reason to find the most promising causes to work on, and (2) taking action, by using our
time and money to do the most good we can.
Stanford Law School Effective Altruism (SLSEA) aims to connect Stanford Law School students interested in
the philosophy of Effective Altruism with each other and with the broader Effective Altruism community, to
explore with our members how lawyers and law students can effectively do good in their legal careers, and to
provide the broader Stanford Law School community with access to engaging events and guests related to the
intersections of Effective Altruism and the law.

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The Federalist Society for Law and Public Policy Studies is a group of conservatives and libertarians interested in the current state of the legal order. It is founded on the principles that the state exists to preserve freedom, that the separation of governmental powers is central to our Constitution, and that it is emphatically the province and duty of the judiciary to say what the law is, not what it should be.

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To bring together the law school community through story telling

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If/When/How: Lawyering for Reproductive Justice transforms the law and policy landscape through advocacy, support, and organizing so all people have the power to determine if, when, and how to define, create, and sustain families with dignity and to actualize sexual and reproductive wellbeing on their own terms.

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JLSA is committed to creating and maintaining a community for Jewish students at Stanford Law School, advocating for the Jewish community within Stanford University and the legal profession, and sending highly qualified, dedicated, and responsible Jewish lawyers into every legal arena.

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The Stanford Native American Law Students Association (NALSA) raises awareness of Indian Law issues, provides mentorship, and builds affinity within the larger Native community. NALSA welcomes all members of the Stanford University community. We aim to foster an environment of openness and thoughtful debate surrounding issues of concern to Indian country, where all opinions and perspectives are treated with respect.

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The purpose of OWLS is to provide a social network and support for students with more life experience than the average law student.

OWLS organizes social events for members, as well as career talks and other events that address issues of unique interest to older and mid-career law students.

OWLS is open to all SLS students without discrimination as to age or other factors.

OWLS tends to include students with families, students with advanced degrees and students transitioning into law from another career, but none of these is a requirement for membership.

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SLLSA is committed to creating and maintaining a community for Latinx students at Stanford Law School and sending highly qualified, dedicated and responsible Latinx lawyers into every legal arena.

SLLSA provides personal and academic support for its membership including seminars on briefing cases, studying for exams, writing r├®sum├®s and interviewing with potential employers. SLLSA also sponsors a variety of social and cultural events, including an annual celebration of Latinx culture for Law School faculty, staff, students and their families.

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Student Body Association of Stanford Law School

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SPPA promotes student interest in all practice areas within large law firms, in-house, and small boutique law firms. It is important for students to build networks early on and maintain those connections as young professionals advance through their careers. SPPA will enable students to meet attorneys from different backgrounds, find opportunities for future employment, and learn the skills to navigate the course of their professional careers.

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Represent the veterans at SLS

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Stanford Law School Plaintiffs' Lawyers Association (PLA) endeavors to build something that has never existed on campus: a community of SLS students and alumni dedicated to contingency-fee based work on behalf of wronged individuals.

The PLA wil have two purposes:

First, the PLA will conduct on-campus programming to support student interest in the profession. The PLA will host prominent practitioners to educate students and answer questions about contemporary practice; faculty members to advise student on courses of study, clerkships, and broader developments in the field; and, student panels on summer experiences, future plans and recommendations for success. Ultimately, students interested in the profession will be able to turn to the PLA first for any resource related to the profession – information, community support, and guidance, etc. – throughout their time at SLS.

Lastly, the group seeks to build an active and robust alumni network of SLS plaintiffs' lawyers, so that students have a resource for contacting alumni and alumni have a resource to contact each other. Through this work, SLS students and alumni in the field can build and sustain invaluable connections for their professional practice.

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The Stanford Public Interest Law Foundation is dedicated to creating and supporting opportunities for the Public Interest Community to engage in innovative public interest work. Led entirely by students, SPILF raises money to provide financial support to members of the Stanford Law community working to further the public interest. SPILF's goals are to:

1. Bring legal services to those groups that would otherwise lack access to adequate legal representation;
2. Strengthen the network of students and alumni involved with public interest;
3. Provide training and support to students interested in pursuing public interest work at Stanford Law School and after graduation; and,
4. Increase participation in and the visibility of public interest initiatives at Stanford.

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Women of Color Collective of Stanford Law (WoCC) exists to create spaces at our law school where the experiences and voices of women of color and other marginalized identities are centered and celebrated.

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The purpose of Women of Stanford Law is to:
• Promote women's participation in the legal profession through educational
opportunities (panels, workshops, etc.), connections to alumnae, recognition and
celebration of female lawyers' accomplishments, and outreach to women
considering applying to law school.
• Build community among students who identify as women, faculty, staff, and allies at
the law school through mentorship and social events.

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