Click here to view the 2023 Annual Conferences & Pre-Conferences Schedules

The NLADA 2023 Annual Conference will feature nearly 100 total workshops focused on multiple tracks.  

Civil - This track features programming that explores strategic approaches to advocacy, spotlights innovative delivery models, and highlights tools that can help legal aid organizations deliver access to justice for their communities. 

Client/Community Advocates- This track will provide programming to equip client/community advocates with the tools needed to advance their leadership and advocacy skills to serve their communities. 

Public Defense - There will be a diversity of workshops designed to empower Defenders with cutting-edge tools and ideas to serve communities creatively, as well as specialized content regarding family policing, race equity, diversity, and recruitment and retention. 

Joint – These sessions are dedicated to the great intersectionality of our work, and to the idea that when we come together, we can achieve more for our communities and our clients.  

Racial Equity - This track will be a reflection of our ongoing commitment to empower advocates and community leaders with racial and economic equity training to combat bias on behalf of the communities they serve. 

Leadership Track - This track will explore the challenges and opportunities faced by existing and emerging leaders.  This will also include a series of workshops by the NLADA Insurance Program on risk management topics and a panel discussion on Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) engagement.  

 Click here to view the 2023 Annual Conferences & Pre-Conferences Schedules

 

Below is a sneak-peak at some of this year’s workshops: 

 

 

The NLADA Annual Conference is the premier skills-building and knowledge-sharing event for the civil legal aid, public defense, client/community advocates, and public interest law communities. Attendees will get access to substantive information and professional skills training to meet the legal needs of low-income people. The 2023 Annual Conference will take place on November 8-11 in Oakland, California. Pre-conference meetings require registration. 

 

Click below to view the Pre-conference meetings and Schedule At-a-Glance:

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