A New Chapter: The Appellate Project Moves to NYU Law's Center on Race, Inequality, and the Law
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.
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 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.
A Day at the Supreme Court: TAP Alumni Build Community
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.
Rewarding Moment for Recent UC Berkeley Law Student Co-President
Former UC Berkeley Law student body co-president Kendrick Peterson becomes the first Black judicial clerk sworn into the Washington, D.C. Bar Association.
From Constitutional Law Class to Published Author: Zaakir Tameez's Unexpected Journey
How TAP Alum Zaakir Tameez unexpectedly ended up writing a book on Charles Sumner.
The American Bar Association Features TAP Alum Marquan Robertson
TAP alum Marquan Robertson shares his journey as a first-generation lawyer entering appellate practice and how TAP’s Mentorship Program helped him prepare for and succeed in a Fifth Circuit clerkship
It’s not just the Supreme Court bench: Lower courts with ‘incredible sway’ are not diverse enough
USA Today spotlights The Appellate Project amid coverage of efforts to diversify the federal judiciary, noting our role in mentoring and training students of color aiming for careers in appellate law.
Born Tired
In a collaboration with The Strict Scrutiny Podcast, members of The Appellate project talk about voting rights and diversity in the appellate bar.
State Courts’ Stark Lack of Diversity Demands Action
Law360 highlights the work The Appellate Project is doing to diversify the court system.
Promoting Diversity in Appellate Practice
Juvaria Khan joins the Texas Appellate Law Podcast.
Right for the Wrong Reasons
The Appellate Project makes a guest appearance on the Strict Scrutiny Podcast.
Interview with Juvaria Khan, Founder and Executive Director of The Appellate Project
Juvaria Khan joins Jonah Perlin on on the How I Lawer Podcast
Diversifying Appellate World Means Starting at the Beginning
Bloomberg Law highlights The Appellate Project in a piece on the lack of diversity in the appellate bar.
The Appellate Project on Legal Talk Network
Juvaria Khan talks to Legal Talk Network about why she started The Appellate Project.
‘Appellate Project’ Aims to Boost Diversity in Specialized Bar
The National Law Journal takes a look at The Appellate Project.
Noel Francisco’s Exit Trims Scant High Court Minority Presence
Bloomberg Law examines the lack of diversity in the appellate system, following the exit of Noel Francisco.