“Follow a path that makes sense for you from a personal and professional perspective understanding circumstances will change both personally and professionally over the course of your career. “

TAP alum Mimi Tsankov, President of the National Association of Immigration Judges, highlights why representation matters in the judiciary.

We applaud the news of Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson’s historic nomination, which shows our future appellate leaders that they too can serve on this country’s highest court.

CauseArtist identifies Juvaria Khan as one of 32 nonprofit leaders who will impact the world.

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.

Juvaria Khan highlights for Buzzfeed News how the Supreme Court fails to reflect the diversity of the communities it makes decisions for.

TAP Founder Juvaria Khan joins the Muslim Bar Association of New York podcast.

In a collaboration with The Strict Scrutiny Podcast, members of The Appellate project talk about voting rights and diversity in the appellate bar.

Law360 highlights the work The Appellate Project is doing to diversify the court system.

Juvaria Khan joins the Texas Appellate Law Podcast.

The Appellate Project makes a guest appearance on the Strict Scrutiny Podcast.

Juvaria Khan joins Jonah Perlin on on the How I Lawer Podcast

Bloomberg Law highlights The Appellate Project in a piece on the lack of diversity in the appellate bar.

“Know where you come from and don’t accept the world or the law as it is.  We all have power to change things.”

TAP Board members join the Strict Scrutiny podcast.

Juvaria Khan talks to Legal Talk Network about why she started The Appellate Project.

The National Law Journal takes a look at The Appellate Project.

Bloomberg Law examines the lack of diversity in the appellate system, following the exit of Noel Francisco.