The Appellate Project welcomes Amity Boye as its next Executive Director as TAP begins a new chapter within the Center on Race, Inequality, and the Law (CRIL) at NYU School of Law.

Founder Juvaria S. Khan reflects on seven years of building TAP, her decision to step down as CEO, and what this next chapter holds.

TAP shares the story behind its move to CRIL at NYU Law — from five years of community-building to the strategic planning process that led to this decision, and what comes next.

TAP is moving to NYU Law's Center on 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.

Appellate practice can feel out of reach, but related skills can be learned over time. This resource offers practical guidance to help you explore the field and build experience at any stage in your career.

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

Appellate writing can feel specialized, with its own conventions and focus on legal analysis, precedent, and standards of review. This resource breaks down the key components of an appellate brief and offers practical guidance on crafting clear, persuasive arguments.

Federal district court clerkships are a valuable path to appellate law. This resource explains the role, skills developed, and how these positions can support long-term appellate career goals.

There are many paths to appellate practice. This resource offers practical guidance for exploring appellate opportunities early and building the skills and experience needed for appellate work.

TAP alumni spent a day in Washington, D.C. networking with volunteers and visiting the U.S. Supreme Court, reflecting on why diversity in appellate spaces matters.

After a case is decided in a trial court, a party may ask an appellate court to review whether the law was applied correctly. This resource explains the appellate process, key stages, and the far-reaching impact appellate decisions can have.

This Women's History Month, Alejandra Ávila shares insights on what it takes to build sustainable careers in appellate practice for emerging leaders.

In honor of Black History Month, Jillian Williams reflects on collaboration, representation, and working in appellate practice.

TAP congratulates Board Chair Justin Lam on receiving APABA-DC's 2025 Rising Star Award, recognizing his commitment to representation and building a more inclusive appellate profession.

TAP alumni gathered at the U.S. Supreme Court to observe oral arguments and connect with one another—an experience designed to open doors, build community, and help emerging advocates see themselves in spaces of legal power.

TAP Founder and CEO Juvaria S. Khan joined the ABA’s Sound Advice podcast to share what’s ahead for TAP.

This Veterans Day, we share how Alex Porter translated military service into a clerkship with guidance from his TAP mentor Josh Mathew.

TAP shares reflections from two alumni who attended our recent Seventh Circuit event.

TAP shares the journeys of two appellate leaders whose stories reflect determination, service, and the transformative power of opportunity.

As TAP embarks on a bold new chapter, Founder and CEO Juvaria S. Khan highlights why building a more just and representative appellate system is more urgent than ever.