Black Law Students Association (BLSA)
The mission of the Black Law Students Association (BLSA) is to promote strength, unity, leadership, and professionalism among law students. In addition, its mission is to instill in the student and attorney a greater awareness of commitment to the needs of the community. The Association believes that attorneys must use their knowledge, passion, and a sense of community to fight against the hopelessness and injustice that exist in the community.
Women's Law Caucus (WLC)
The goal of the Women's Law Caucus (WLC) is to create a forum which will bring about an awareness of the legal issues that impact individuals, to educate society to the need for change in the traditional perceptions, attitudes, and expectations about women, and to help society appreciate the diversity that women can bring to the world.
Sexual Orientation Diversity Alliance (SODA)
The purpose of the Sexual Orientation Diversity Alliance is to foster a sense of community among students and staff of all sexual orientations by providing support and promoting visibility. We will work with the faculty and administration to ensure that the interests of students of diverse sexual orientation in the student body are considered and provided for by the school.
The Multi-Cultural Law Caucus (MLC)
The Multi-Cultural Law Caucus (MLC) is a non-profit student run organization focused on community building within the under-represented organizations in the law school. The primary objective of the organization is to create a sense of unity among all students and to create a forum for students to learn about different minority groups, as well as the legal issues affecting them. It also strives to provide a network of first, second and third year students who together alleviate the pressures of Law School.
Hispanic Law Caucus (HLC)
The purpose of the Gonzaga Hispanic Law Caucus (HLC) is to provide law students a forum for expressing their unique needs and concerns; to provide a local mechanism to address problems; to provide a united front; to develop future leadership; to keep the lines of communication between members and the community open in order to maximize scholarship opportunities for our membership.
Gonzaga Institute for Action Against Hate (IAAH)
The Gonzaga Institute for Action Against Hate (IAAH) was founded in 1997 by Gonzaga University as a positive and enduring vehicle for combating hate and hate crimes on campuses and in communities throughout the nation.
While numerous government and non-governmental organizations are working against hate, the Institute is the only organization whose primary goal is to focus multi-discipline academic resources on the causes and effects of hate, as well as potential strategies for combating hate.
The Law School played an integral part in establishing The Institute For Action Against Hate, located on Gonzaga's campus. The Institute promotes diversity by publishing an annual journal and sponsoring events and speakers for the purpose of eliminating hate through research, advocacy, and education.
