National Conference of Black Lawyers
Serves Atlanta by phone or online (based in New York, NY).
The National Conference of Black Lawyers is a nonprofit that uses the law and community organizing to fight racism and protect Black communities. It offers public talks, educational resources, and training to observe protests and help protect people's rights. Its Georgia chapter works with Atlanta colleges and community groups. Offers: Civil rights advocacy; Community organizing; Public education and webinars; Legal observer training; Reparations organizing resources; Law student mentorship. Email the Georgia chapter at NCBLGACHAPTER@gmail.com for Atlanta-area activities and involvement.
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What they offer 6
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 16
LEAP CLE classes (Law Enforcement Accountability Project)Program
Continuing legal education classes that teach lawyers, law students and legal workers how to take on police violence and misconduct cases. Master classes count for 4 CLE credits.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 16
LEAP free training videosService
A library of training videos from the Law Enforcement Accountability Project, including recorded classes and faculty talks. Some are free to watch. The 2023 class videos are sold.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 16
NCBL membershipProgram
People can join NCBL as members. Members include lawyers, judges, law students, legal workers, legal activists and scholars. You can be a member without belonging to a local chapter.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 16
NCBL national sectionsProgram
Members can join national sections that focus on topics such as international affairs, criminal justice, reparations research, and racial bias in attorney discipline.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 16
Training, workshops and mentorshipProgram
NCBL works to train a new generation of lawyers through workshops, mentoring and resources. It also keeps a formal mentoring program with the National Black Law Students Association.
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