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`American Constitution Society
`The Cardozo Student Chapter of the American Constitution Society (ACS) believes that law
`should be a force to improve the lives of all people. ACS works for positive change by shaping
`debate on vitally important legal and constitutional issues through development and promotion
`of high-impact ideas to opinion leaders and the media; by building networks of lawyers, law
`students, judges and policymakers dedicated to those ideas; and by countering the activist
`conservative legal movement that has sought to erode our enduring constitutional values. By
`bringing together powerful, relevant ideas and passionate, talented people, ACS makes a
`difference in the constitutional, legal and public policy debates that shape our democracy.
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`Art Law Society
`The purpose of the Cardozo Art Law Society is for students with an interest in the subject to
`discuss developments and trends in the field, meet with legal practitioners and other related
`professionals, such as artists, curators and collectors, and to build Cardozo's reputation as a
`leader in this emerging niche practice area.
`Contact: CardozoArtLawSociety@gmail.com
`Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CardozoArtLawSociety
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`Asian Pacific American Law Students Association
`The purpose of the Asian Pacific American Law Students Association (APALSA) is to increase
`awareness of Asian American issues and to foster a community for students interested in such
`topics.
`Contact: APALSA.Cardozo@gmail.com
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`Black Law Students Association
`The Black Law Students Association (BLSA), affiliated with the National Black Law Students
`Association (NBLSA), provides support, encouragement and advice to students who identify
`themselves as African American, Caribbean or African. BLSA membership is open to all Cardozo
`students and provides valuable programming to inform and enlighten its members and the
`Cardozo community at large. BLSA serves its members and local community through many
`programs, including: participation in the annual Cardozo Horizons orientation program; exam
`prep programs and outlining workshops; a mentoring program; networking programs with
`alumni; and social programming—including the Black History Month Celebration, which
`features live performances of poetry, spoken word and song. The event is a celebration of black
`history and culture with plenty of food and music.
`Contact: BLSA.Cardozo@gmail.com
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`Business Law Society
`The Cardozo Business Law Society is dedicated to providing its members with opportunities to
`interact and network with lawyers and other professionals in the business community while
`providing a forum for like-minded individuals to discuss trending topics in the area of business
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`law. The Society encourages the exploration of contemporary issues in business law through a
`variety of student and alumni events.
`Contact: CardozoBusinessLS@gmail.com
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`Cardozo Advocates for Kids
`Cardozo Advocates for Kids (CAK) aims to facilitate social, political and institutional change to
`bring justice to victims of childhood sexual abuse. The
`organization lobbies legislators, hosts academic events and initiates grassroots action to bring
`about awareness and results. CAK also aims to educate the community about other matters
`related to the effects of laws on children including, but not limited to, issues in family law and
`education law.
`Contact: CardozoKids@gmail.com
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`Cardozo Criminal Law Society
`The Cardozo Criminal Law Society (CCLS) is the only active student organization that focuses
`solely on the criminal law.  The club has both defense- and prosecution-minded members, as
`well as students interested in systematic reform, prisoners’ rights and academic/theoretical
`issues surrounding crime and punishment.  Each year, CCLS puts on a number of substantive
`panels and workshops, as well as social gatherings and networking events with alumni and
`other criminal law practitioners from the New York/New Jersey area.  CCLS also has two
`committees that give 1Ls and interested upperclassmen the opportunity to plan events and
`conduct outreach to alumni and the community.
`Contact: cardozocrimlaw@gmail.com
`Like us on Facebook!
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`Cardozo Dispute Resolution Society
`The Cardozo Dispute Resolution Society (CDRS) is a student chapter of the American Bar
`Association’s (ABA) Dispute Resolution Section. Members of the CDRS create
`programs including skill-developing workshops and expert panels.  The Society also supports
`various ABA competitions and advances such recent initiatives as brown bag lunches
`with Alernative Dispute Resolution (ADR) practitioners and ADR classes in local middle and high
`schools. 
`Contact: CardozoCDRS@gmail.com
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`Cardozo Environmental Law Society
`Through educational events, panels, volunteer activities and outdoor excursions, the Cardozo
`Environmental Law Society (CELS) seeks to raise student awareness of environmental issues,
`both legal and otherwise, and foster a community of environmentally-conscious students at
`Cardozo. CELS explores how mindful communities and effective lawyering can help address the
`important local, national and international environmental challenges of our time. 
`Contact: cardozoenvironmentallawsociety@gmail.com
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`Cardozo For Immigrant Rights and Equality (FIRE)
`For Immigrant Rights and Equality (FIRE) is a club dedicated to discussing the plight of
`immigrants in the United States in a legal context. The main purpose is to educate Cardozo
`students about important immigration law topics and bring in experts in the field to discuss
`issues that affect the immigrant community of the United States. The club's goal is to educate
`and get as many students interested in immigration law as possible.
`Contact: CardozoFIRE@gmail.com
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`Cardozo International Law Society
`Cardozo's International Law Society (CILS) serves to provide an engaging educational and
`networking experience tailored to those interested in learning about international law and
`those who are interested in practicing international law. CILS hopes to actively cultivate an
`environment within the Cardozo community committed to making the law school a stimulating
`environment for international law education.
`Contact: CILS.Cardozo@gmail.com
`Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Cardozo.ILS
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`Cardozo Jurist
`The Cardozo Jurist is the independent, student-run newspaper of Cardozo. We publish monthly
`and you can find the paper on newsstands around campus. For more information, visit our
`Contact: info@cardozojurist.com
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`Cardozo Labor and Employment Law Society
`Cardozo Labor and Employment Law Society (CLELS) acts as the main student clearinghouse for
`those interested in labor and employment law. The society plans subject related events,
`provides career guidance and networking opportunities, and advocates for increased focus and
`class offerings in related classes.
`Contact: Cardozo.LELS@gmail.com
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`Cardozo Law & Internet Club 
`The mission of Cardozo Law & Internet Club (CLIC) is to promote interest of issues at the
`intersection of law, internet and technology among Cardozo students, to aid in their
`information about the field, and to provide them with connections to practitioners in the field.
`CLIC will support the efforts of other groups and activities that are associated with internet law,
`in addition to holding its own events and provide opportunities for law students to interest with
`internet law attorneys. Special emphasis will be placed on practitioners related to Cardozo's
`emerging efforts in the Tech Startup Clinic and Data Law Initiative, as well as the areas of E-
`Discovery and 'tech law' firms offering emerging alternatives to traditional legal enterprises.
`Contact: cardozolawandinternet@gmail.com
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`The Cardozo Sports Law Society prepares students for a successful career in the sports law
`industry through experiences such as speaker events, writing competitions, arbitration
`competitions, networking events and other such activities both at Cardozo and throughout the
`country. We encourage hands-on experiences and participation by members throughout the
`school year, both within the confines of Cardozo and throughout the country at various sports
`law negotiation competitions. As a further goal, we would like to petition the school to include
`more sports law classes as well as a sports law concentration.
`Our ultimate goal is to create a sports law environment here at Cardozo that attracts promising
`students who have an expressed interest in the field.
`Contact: CardozoSportsLawSociety@gmail.com
`Twitter: @CardozoSportsLS
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`Cardozo Startup Society 
`The Cardozo Startup Society is dedicated to preparing Cardozo students for successful careers
`providing early business support, regulation, and legal counsel in the New York startup
`community. The society serves to facilitate networking and extracurricular learning tailored
`to students who share an interest in innovation, early-stage startups and successful small
`businesses. 
`Contact: cardozostartupsociety@gmail.com
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`Cardozo Students for Human Rights
`Cardozo Students for Human Rights (CSHR) aims to raise awareness and interest in human
`rights law. The group hosts events (such as panel discussions, film screenings and informational
`presentations) addressing pressing human rights concerns and gives a platform for students to
`engage with practitioners in the field. CSHR also organizes school-wide community service
`projects each year and collaborates with other student groups when an opportunity arises.
`Past events include a panel discussion on human rights issues in Syria, film series a panel on
`voter ID laws, and LGBT legislation in Sub-Saharan Africa.
`Contact: Cardozo.Students.for.Human.Rights@gmail.com.
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`Cardozo Women's Law Initiative (WLI)
`The Cardozo Women's Law Initiative (WLI) is a student-run group that aims to provide social
`and substantive events for Cardozo students. We aim to celebrate women's achievements,
`foster a supportive environment, and encourage professional and academic development by
`facilitating events attended by students, faculty, and legal practitioners.
`Email: cardozowomen@gmail.com
`Twitter | Facebook | Instagram
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`Family Law Society
`The Family Law Society was established to foster an interest in family law, as well as an
`awareness of family law issues and to encourage students to explore this type of practice.
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`Contact: FamLaw.Cardozo@gmail.com
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`Federalist Society
`The Cardozo Federalist Society is founded on the proposition that free markets and individual
`liberties are the presumptive principles from which American legal and political decisions
`should be made. We strive to educate the populace on the historic development of American
`civic culture, as well as demonstrate the continuing value of established American principles in
`our contemporary society. We stand for flexibility in the face of intransigence and practicality in
`the face of rigidity. We firmly believe that, through continued vigilance and an unyielding
`dedication to those classic liberal principles passed down from our forefathers, we can truly
`achieve the betterment of our society and a more prosperous nation for all.
`Contact: fed.soc.cardozo@gmail.com
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`Jewish Law Students Association
`The Cardozo Jewish Law Student's Association runs several social and educational events
`throughout the year. The social events provide a relaxing break from school; educational events
`provide more information about issues of particular concern to Jewish students or those
`interested in Jewish-related matters. JLSA also serves as a liaison to school administrators on
`issues impacting Jewish students. All events are open to the entire school community and
`membership is not limited to Jewish students. 
`Contact: cardozojlsa@gmail.com
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`Korean American Law Students Association (KALSA)
`The Korean American Law Students Association (KALSA) was established to support students
`with a specialized interest in Korean and Korean-American culture. KALSA aims to provide great
`new programs and services in our first full year of operation and plans annual fall festivals to
`celebrate the Korean holiday Chuseok, the Korean Thanksgiving.
`Contact: CardozoKALSA@gmail.com
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`Latin American Law Students Association
`The Latin American Law Students Association (LALSA) works to build ties with the Latino legal
`community, providing current students with information about internships, job fairs, firm
`receptions and networking opportunities. The association also reaches out to the general Latino
`community. 
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`Throughout the year, executive board members email students with opportunities, panels,
`networking receptions and articles of interest. Through the group's social events, mentor
`programs and co-sponsorships, it seeks to become an influential part of the Cardozo
`community. At Thanksgiving, LALSA hosts a pot-luck dinner at the school. In the spring, the
`group throws a large "Fiesta" event. In recent years, Fiesta featured a live salsa band, capoeira
`dancing, and Latin American and Caribbean food. LALSA also sponsors out-of-school social
`events, such as salsa nights and jazz club outings.
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`Contact: LALSA.YUCardozo@gmail.com
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`Law Revue
`Law Revue is Cardozo's premiere entertainment and performance group. Members of Law
`Revue engage in a variety of performance and entertainment pursuits, including creating an
`original sketch, musical and video variety show written by law students and featuring Cardozo
`students, professors, administrators, and staff. The group thoroughly lampoons everything law
`and law school related for the purposes of hilarity and reflecting on the Cardozo experience. A
`beloved Cardozo tradition.
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`Minority Law Student's Alliance
`The Minority Law Student Alliance is the umbrella group for Cardozo's diversity affinity groups.
`MLSA's purpose is to act as a unified body to foster support of events, initiatives and programs
`among the groups , to advocate for the needs of underrepresented students, to increase the
`Cardozo community's awareness of general legal and social issues that affect minority students
`in the United States and abroad and to ensure that graduates and current members remain
`connected through BALLSA's alumni network and annual alumni reception.
`Contact: CardozoMLSA@gmail.com
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`Muslim Student Association (MSA)
`The Muslim Student Association (MSA) aims to promote the professional needs and goals of
`Muslim law students, foster and encourage professional competence, influence the legal
`community to bring out meaningful change to meet the needs of the Muslim community,
`create a safe space for Muslim students at Cardozo Law, promote a greater understanding of
`Muslims and Islam on campus, and facilitate the professional and academic development of its
`members. The MSA also aims to promote interfaith dialogue and solidarity on the Cardozo
`campus. This organization is open to all Cardozo students.
`Contact: cardozomuslims@gmail.com
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`National Lawyers Guild
`The National Lawyers Guild (NLG) is a national legal bar association comprised of lawyers, legal-
`workers, community activists, jailhouse lawyers and concerned citizens who envision the law as
`an instrument for the protection of all people, regardless of race, class, age, sexual preference,
`gender identity, disability or immigration status.  Since its inception in 1937, the NLG has built
`an extensive network of public interest and human rights activists and remains a powerful
`proponent of social justice in America’s legal system. 
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`Cardozo's NLG Chapter is committed to exploring the law as a means for social change. We
`coordinate with the New York City Chapter of the NLG, other law school chapters, and public
`interest student groups within Cardozo to organize social and educational programs.
`These events encourage a progressive approach to the practice of law so as to provide greater
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`access to justice, prevent discrimination within the legal system and safeguard the rights of
`individuals.  
`Contact: Cardozo.NLG@gmail.com
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`OUTLaw 
`OUTlaw is Cardozo’s pioneer student group for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, and
`intersex students and their allies. OUTlaw organizes meetings, educational panels, and social
`activities to advance LGBTQI rights and issues. One of the group’s prominent events is an
`annual reception in which the E. Nathaniel Gates Award, established in honor of a beloved
`Cardozo professor, is presented to notable Cardozo LGBT alumni. Past recipients include a Tony
`Award winner, two lawyers at the forefront of LGBT immigration rights, and the HIV-positive
`attorney and his counsel chronicled in the movie “Philadelphia.”
`Contact: cardozo.outlaw@gmail.com
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`Philosophy and Law Society
`The Philosophy and Law Society (PALS) was founded to give students and faculty a chance to
`discuss the interesting moral and ethical questions that arise naturally during a study of law
`but would be inappropriate and/or off-topic to discuss during class. Since the interpretations of
`the law are informed by the moral and ethical beliefs of the reader, learning about beliefs
`separate from their own will allow current and future lawyers to better promote an outcome
`favorable for their clients if they understand a greater breadth of beliefs and belief systems.
`However, PALS will not focus only on law-related topics, but topics that are relevant to the
`community and world at large. By providing panels of enlightened speakers on important
`topics, PALS hopes to encourage deeper, more philosophical thought in both standing members
`and the community.
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`Real Estate Law Association
`The Real Estate Law Association (RELA) represents the student body’s interest in real estate
`law; members include students concentrating in real estate with intent to work in the field as
`well as those who are unsure of their interests. We aim to expose students to the various
`options available as a real estate lawyer often including, but not limited to financing, zoning,
`development and investment. Collaborating with prominent alumni and other professionals in
`the real estate legal sphere, we host an array of events throughout the year from larger CLE
`events, to smaller panel and networking events. These events allow students to expand their
`understanding of the different facets of real estate law as well as build their professional
`network by connecting with these accomplished individuals.
`Contact: CardozoRELA@gmail.com
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`Southeast Asian Law Students Association
`The South Asian Law Students Association gathers South Asians and those with an interest in
`South Asian culture to hold social and networking events.
`Contact: CardozoSALSA@gmail.com
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`Student Animal Legal Defense Fund
`The Student Animal Legal Defense Fund at Cardozo is an affiliate of the Animal Legal Defense
`Fund and shares in its mission to advance the welfare of animals through the legal system.  The
`group seeks to provide a forum for interested students on anti-cruelty initiatives and legal
`issues pertaining to the field of animal rights.  Past speakers have discussed the First
`Amendment rights of activists, the impact of factory farming on animals and the environment,
`the process of mediating a dispute over pet custody, tactics that can transform a non-profit
`organization into a force to be reckoned with in local politics and numerous other topics
`pertaining to animal law. 
`Contact: CardozoSALDF@gmail.com
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`Suspension Representation Project
`The Suspension Representation Project trains Cardozo students in representing NYC public
`school students during the Department of Education suspension hearings, to safeguard their
`rights to due process and education.
`Contact: CardozoSRP@gmail.com
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`Tax Law Society
`The Tax Law Society promotes tax law and organizes events surrounding the subject of tax law.
`Contact: Cardozo.TaxLaw@gmail.com
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`Unemployment Action Center
`The Unemployment Action Center is a nonprofit organization dedicated to representing
`unemployed individuals throughout NYC in administrative hearings for their unemployment
`insurance. New York State's fault-based system of unemployment insurance leads to many
`unemployed individuals contesting their ineligibility for benefits. Cardozo advocates meet with
`claimants, process their claims, plan a theory for the case, and act as lead counsel for the
`claimants in administrative hearings. 
`Contact: dmkessle@law.cardozo.yu.edu
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