Co-President AJ Link wanted to write this post as his small contribution to NDLSA’s first celebration of Black History Month.
[New York, New York, February 2021] This week, the National Disabled Law Students Association (NDLSA) signed onto a letter addressed to Representatives Jerrold Nadler and Jim Jordan and the Committee of the Judiciary, signifying the organization’s support for the Forced Arbitration Injustice Repeal (FAIR) Act.
The National Disabled Law Students Association condemns actions by Rochester Police Department officers and demands accountability.
In light of ongoing current events, please read NDLSA’s statement on the January 6 Capitol riots.
Marissa gives advice on how to create an inclusive on-campus interview environment for disabled law students.
NDLSA interviewed Case Western Reserve University’s Disability Law Society, received study tips from Kyra Sweeney, and learned the origin story of NDLSA from Andrea Parente.
Workforce Recruitment Program participants are about to start preparing their Schedule A letters. Here’s an extra overview of Schedule A letters courtesy of NDLSA volunteers.
Marissa Ditkowsky continues her top 14 ways legal employers can increase access for disabled employees.
Marissa Ditkowsky discusses her top 14 ways legal employers can increase access for disabled employees.
NDLSA releases an online bar survey and seeks clarification regarding potential exclusion of disabled examinees in NCBE survey.