National Bar Association

The National Bar Association (NBA) is a professional organization in the United States that primarily represents African American lawyers and judges. Founded in 1925, its mission is to promote social justice, legal advocacy, and the interests of its members within the legal profession. The NBA provides networking opportunities, continuing education, and resources for legal professionals, while also focusing on issues like civil rights and equality in the legal system. It plays a significant role in addressing disparities and advocating for underrepresented communities within the broader legal landscape.