A new episode of the NLR podcast has just been released! @AFaithSlaker interviews Professor Amy Cohen, holder of the Robert J. Reinstein Chair in Law at Temple University Beasley School of Law.
Listen to the interview here: An Interview with Amy Cohen – New Legal Realism
New NLR podcast episode: @AFaithSlaker talks with Professor John Bliss @ProfJBliss
about his research on lawyers’ professional identities and their public-interest values.
https://t.co/GGPmmWrIZX
I very much appreciated being interviewed for this Law 360 article on my new role with the Texas Access to Justice Commission! @TexasATJ https://t.co/vbMzapsZkE
Seeking a deputy director for the TX Access to Justice Commission! This is an Austin-based position. Please reach out if you have any questions. https://t.co/fbR7jwLDhz
The Texas Access to Justice Commission announced April Faith-Slaker as its new executive director and director of the Legal Access Department of the State Bar of Texas. Learn more here: https://t.co/rKM496keQ0
New on the NLR podcast, Professor Alexandra Huneeus talks with @AFaithSlaker
about her current research and its connection to New Legal Realism: https://t.co/oXPcp7y4SM
@WisconsinLaw@Alex_Huneeus
📅NEXT FRIDAY! Join us for our FINAL Housing Solutions Speaker Series event of the semester, Using Eviction Data to Inform City Housing #Policy in Michigan, featuring @rgoodspeed@AFaithSlaker and @libenton! Register below:
https://t.co/R2HSmibIxS
#PovertySolutions
who has done outreach/recruitment to get law students excited about #accesstojustice careers? would love some materials or ideas on how to approach this. anticipating a shortage of housing attorneys for #righttocounsel over here.
Detroit is launching a program that will provide free lawyers for low-income renters who face #eviction.
Currently, 83% of landlords have legal representation compared with less than 5% of #tenants, according to @UMich's Poverty Solutions.
https://t.co/oIsyaUlebV
I'm excited to announce that I recently started as the Executive Director of a brand new Right to Counsel Program (evictions cases) in Detroit. https://t.co/c4Qn9tkY0I