Speakers Bureau

For over 40 years, the National Black Law Students Association has been a leading advocate for diversity and inclusion in law schools across the nation. Our members are not only talented law students, but also involved community advocates. Our alumni are among the most talented and respected legal practitioners and are active and influential community leaders.

Our executive leadership team, comprised entirely of law students, is dedicated to living life with purpose. NBLSA's leaders are tireless advocates for change who represent today's most talented law students and tomorrow's most dynamic lawyers.

The NBLSA Speakers Program sends current NBLSA leaders to speak at luncheons, receptions, annual dinners and other special events. Members of our executive board have visited local chapters, college campuses, and conferences to share their experiences and to speak on a variety of topics including leadership, juvenile justice, preparing for law school, women in society, student advocacy, time management, and networking. Please use our speaker request form to invite our student leaders to a speaking engagement. If you have any questions about our speakers program, please contact speakers@nblsa.org.

Available Speakers

Learn more about NBLSA's public speakers below:

Chibundu Nnake, National Chair
Southern Methodist University
Dedman School of Law
Dallas, TX

Antoine Floyd, National Vice Chair
Southern University Law Center
Baton Rouge, LA

Kendra Brown, Northeast Regional Chair
Vermont Law School
South Royalton, VT

Sheila Isong, Mid-Atlantic Regional Chair
Howard University School of Law
Washington, DC

Elizabeth Humphrey, Rocky Mountain Regional Chair
University of Texas School of Law
Austin, TX

Jamie Davis, Southern Regional Chair
North Carolina Central Law School
Durham, NC

Abre' Conner, National Attorney General
American University
Washington College of Law
Washington, DC

Jomaire Crawford, National Internal Chief of Staff
Yale Law School
New Haven, CT

Anitra Raiford, National Director of Membership
University of Florida
Fredric G. Levin College of Law
Gainesville, FL

Ademola Adewale-Sadik, National Director of Corporate Relations
Yale Law School
New Haven, CT

Obtaining A Speaker

• The speaker request form helps us find the appropriate speaker for your event. Specifying your topic (e.g., networking, leadership in law school) is greatly appreciated. While you may request a specific speaker, NBLSA's speakers are all charismatic individuals who will help make your event a success.
• Please try to request a speaker at least 30 days in advance of your event. Earlier requests are encouraged and appreciated. This helps us ensure your requested speaker's availability as well as provides you with ample time to publicize your event.
• NBLSA does not accept fees for speaking engagement, so we kindly ask that any honoraria be donated directly to NBLSA. Should a request require a NBLSA speaker to stay overnight, NBLSA asks that the requesting organization cover all travel and lodging expenses.