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The session proposal deadline for the 2008 Annual Conference has now passed. Thank you for your interest!

Save the Date

We would like to invite you to submit an award nomination for
Creating Change, Achieving Justice
Washington, DC
November 19 - 22, 2008

For a description of each award please visit The Awards Page

For detailed information and instructions and to submit your award nomination electronically, please visit: http://www.mynlada.org. Click the link "Create a new account" in order to make a login and password. Once you log in to the site, review the Award Nomination Guidelines then proceed to submit your award nomination.

NLADA’s Annual Conference is the leading national training event of the year for the civil legal aid, indigent defense and public interest law communities. The goal of this national gathering is to offer advocates the latest knowledge and professional skills to enable them to creatively and effectively meet the legal needs of low-income people. The conference also provides equal justice advocates with opportunities to meet and exchange ideas with colleagues from across the country and to fulfill continuing legal education requirements. This year’s conference will focus particular attention on developing strategies where civil legal services and defenders can join together to make equal justice a reality in this nation.