This program equips public defenders, civil legal aid attorneys, and legal services decision makers with practical strategies for navigating the ethical considerations involved in using AI-powered tools in client-centered legal practice.
NLADA and the Cook County Public Defenders will co-host the Spring 2026 American Council of Chief Defenders (ACCD) in Chicago, Illinois from April 9-10th, 2026.
Join us for a comprehensive, hands-on training designed for appellate public defenders and advocates.
Following up the success of our NLADA Hill Days in DC last summer and fall, we will host an all-virtual Zoom to the Hill event on Tuesday, April 21.
The Black Public Defender Association Train the Trainer program is a two-day virtual intensive program designed for public defenders who develop and deliver training within their offices and professional communities.
Frontline Justice will host a community justice workers pre-conference on May 11, from 9:30 am to 4:30 pm. This convening will provide the opportunity for shared learning, meaningful exchanges, and to hear firsthand from those on the frontlines who are providing this important help.
The MIE New Executive Director Training offers new legal aid program leadership support and guidance in addressing today’s management challenges.
The ABA/NLADA Equal Justice Conference is an annual gathering of legal services and pro bono advocates to share and learn about developments and innovations in providing legal services to low-income persons.
This year, we're gathering at Brooklyn Law School from June 16–18 to explore how collective support and shared expertise fuel our fight for justice.
NLADA will be hosting its Litigation and Advocacy Leaders Conference this summer in Cincinnati, OH on Wednesday, July 8 through Friday, July 10.

