• The Appellate Project Moves to the Center on Race, Inequality, and the Law at NYU School of Law

    TAP is moving to NYU Law's Center for Race, Inequality, and the Law — giving TAP the foundation to deepen its programming, grow its alumni community, and amplify the scholarship and voices of its community.

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  • Joining the Justice: Darryl E. William, Jr.’s Journey to the Supreme Court

    TAP Alum Darryl E. Williams, Jr. Will Clerk for Justice Ketanji Brown-Jackson During the 2026 October Term

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  • How I Got Here: Journeys in Appellate Law

    TAP shares the journeys of five of our mentors whose stories reflect resilience, representation, and the power of mentorship.

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  • The Quiet Power of Dissent

    Paul Watford, former judge of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, explores how dissenting opinions often carry weight that extends far beyond their immediate legal impact.

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A New Chapter: The Appellate Project Moves to NYU Law's Center on Race, Inequality, and the Law
A New Chapter: The Appellate Project Moves to NYU Law's Center on Race, Inequality, and the Law
The Appellate Project Moves to the Center on Race, Inequality, and the Law at NYU School of Law
The Appellate Project Moves to the Center on Race, Inequality, and the Law at NYU School of Law
A Day at the Supreme Court: TAP Alumni Build Community
A Day at the Supreme Court: TAP Alumni Build Community
Rewarding Moment for Recent UC Berkeley Law Student Co-President
Rewarding Moment for Recent UC Berkeley Law Student Co-President
The American Bar Association Features TAP Alum Marquan Robertson
The American Bar Association Features TAP Alum Marquan Robertson
It’s not just the Supreme Court bench: Lower courts with ‘incredible sway’ are not diverse enough
It’s not just the Supreme Court bench: Lower courts with ‘incredible sway’ are not diverse enough
Born Tired
Born Tired
State Courts’ Stark Lack of Diversity Demands Action
State Courts’ Stark Lack of Diversity Demands Action
Promoting Diversity in Appellate Practice
Promoting Diversity in Appellate Practice
Right for the Wrong Reasons
Right for the Wrong Reasons
Interview with Juvaria Khan, Founder and Executive Director of The Appellate Project
Interview with Juvaria Khan, Founder and Executive Director of The Appellate Project
Diversifying Appellate World Means Starting at the Beginning
Diversifying Appellate World Means Starting at the Beginning
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