Where Black Law Students Belong, Lead, and Thrive.
Join NEBLSA’s network of changemakers, advocates, and future leaders in the legal profession.
Join Our Committees!
Your Voice. Your Skills. Our Collective Impact.
NEBLSA is powered by dedicated members who bring their skills, ideas, and passion to our work. Joining a committee is your opportunity to make an impact, build relationships, and help shape the programs, advocacy, and initiatives that drive our mission forward.
Whether you’re interested in governance, social action, membership, or convention, there’s a place for you on our team.
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Your skills and passion can help us create lasting change.
Why NEBLSA?
Share Your Story. We want to hear from YOU!
Every law student has a story, and every story matters.
We want to hear your #WhyNEBLSA:
why you joined, what this community means to you, and how it’s shaped your journey in law school.
Let’s celebrate the power of community, advocacy, and belonging together.
Become a member: Why you should join NEBLSA?
For 58 years, the Northeast Black Law Students Association, NEBLSA, has dedicated itself to nurturing culturally responsible Black and minority law students who not only excel academically but also thrive professionally and make a positive impact on their communities. Our members emerge as trailblazers in the realm of creative lawyering, progressing to assume roles as influential activists, visionary thought leaders, and astute strategic thinkers. Our esteemed alumni, comprising individuals such as general counsel, judges, non-profit executives, and accomplished business operatives, serve as a living testament to the resounding success of our distinctive approach.
NEBLSA facilitates invaluable connections for our members and alumni, providing unparalleled opportunities to network, explore new professional avenues, and cultivate lifelong friendships. Membership isn't just a commitment; it's a pathway to a supportive community, a host of benefits, and access to academic resources that empower students to reach their highest potential during their time in law school.
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