Indigenous Law Students' Association (ILSA)

• Support Indigenous Students
  We create a welcoming space for Indigenous law students through social events, cultural gatherings, and peer support.

• Grow Professional Networks
  We connect students with legal professionals working in Indigenous and Aboriginal law through talks, mentorship, and career-building events.

• Champion Indigenous Legal Traditions
  We advocate for the inclusion of Indigenous laws in the curriculum, in campus programming, and in the Bora Laskin Law Library.

• Raise Awareness
  We educate peers and the legal community about the issues that matter to Indigenous peoples, both historically and today.

Every year, ILSA hosts and participates in a range of meaningful events and initiatives:

• Cultural and social outings

• Annual Fall Feast & community potluck

• Guest speakers and panels on Indigenous law

• Conferences on Indigenous rights and legal issues

• Advocacy and consultation on law school curriculum

• Collaboration with the Indigenous Law Journal

• Connections to Indigenous services and communities in Toronto

Whether you're a prospective student, a current member of the law school community, or an ally, we welcome you to reach out, learn more, and get involved.

General Inquiries & Student Life
utoronto.ilsa@gmail.com

Indigenous Admissions & Support
Manager, Indigenous Initiatives – iio.law@utoronto.ca

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