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Haramaya University

Female Law Students &
Legal Professionals Network

To empower female law students and young legal professionals through mentorship, leadership, advocacy, and professional development.

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2021

Founded

12+

Team Leaders

14+

Events Held

100+

Members

Who We Are

The Female Law Students & Legal Professionals Network at Haramaya University — empowering women in law since 2021.

The Female Law Students in the Legal Professional Network – Haramaya University Chapter was established in October 2021 by Ms. Zebiba Musema with the support of Ms. Urji Biso, Dr. Richard Wentzell, and Haramaya University College of Law. The network is a student-led initiative that empowers female law students and young legal professionals through mentorship, leadership, advocacy, and professional development. In 2025, the network was relaunched with new impact-driven activities to strengthen community engagement and women's empowerment in the legal field.

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Recent Events

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Digital Safety and Security Training

Digital Safety and Security Training

A comprehensive training program on digital safety and cybersecurity for female law students and legal professionals. Participants learned essential skills to protect themselves and their clients in the digital age.

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16 Days of Activism

16 Days of Activism

FLSLPN participated in the global 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence campaign, raising awareness about women's rights and legal protections.

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Warka Wellness Session Cascade

Warka Wellness Session Cascade

A wellness and self-care session designed to support the mental health and wellbeing of female law students navigating the demands of legal education.

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Ready to Join?

Membership is open to female law students and young legal professionals who want to grow academically, professionally, and personally.

  • Female law students at Haramaya University
  • Young legal professionals starting their careers
  • Individuals passionate about leadership, advocacy, and women's rights
  • Supporters of gender equality in law

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