South Asian Law Student Association (SALSA) stands in complete and full solidarity with APALSA, Asian-Americans, migrant workers, and sex workers across the nation who have been feeling the historical violence of America from recent news today.
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SALSA’s Solidarity with APALSA on Violence Against Asian/-Americans
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Standing Against Anti-Asian Racism
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SALSA’s Solidarity with APALSA on Violence Against Asian/-Americans
South Asian Law Student Association (SALSA) stands in complete and full solidarity with APALSA, Asian-Americans, migrant workers, and sex workers across the nation who have been feeling the historical violence of America from recent news today.
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APALSA’s Statement on Violence Against Asian/-Americans
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APALSA’s Statement on Violence Against Asian/-Americans
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The Process of Democracy
Dean Bilek’s community remarks on January 7, 2021 center our Law School’s mission, and the work that each of us do, as more critical than ever.
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INRC Remote Representation: The Rare Release of Client Stranded in Mexico under Devastating U.S. Asylum Policies
Four Evening students in the Immigrant and Non-Citizen Rights Clinic share their story of advocacy and perseverance to support a mother and daughter who sought asylum in the U.S. but were instead separated and traumatized by the Trump Administration’s Migrant Protection Protocols.
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CLEAR Founding Director Ramzi Kassem Named 2020 Freedom Scholar
Ramzi Kassem has been named one of 12 Freedom Scholars by the Marguerite Casey Foundation and Group Health Foundation.
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Twelve New Launchpad to Justice Fellows Announced
Meet the new Launchpad for Justice Fellows and learn more about their advocacy
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On the Front Lines of DACA, Healthcare Reform, and COVID-19 with Hina Naveed ’21
Hina Naveed ’21 talks about balancing full-time work, part-time law school, and access amid COVID and DACA decision
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Faculty & Students Advocate for Asylum Protections
CUNY Law Professors Nermeen Arastu, Janet Calvo, Julie Goldscheid, and Talia Peleg along with students Andy Morrison, Isadora Jaffee, Erik Schlein, and Nikita Patel submit new comments in support of immigrants and asylum seekers.
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NY Law Deans Urge Adoption of Diploma Privilege in Swiftest Way Possible
Deans from all 15 NY law schools released a joint statement in response to the July 16 announcement of the Board of Law Examiners’ decision to cancel the September administration of the bar examination in New York.