Frequently Asked Questions

What students are allowed to attend the NLSWRC? 
Any currently enrolled law student is welcome to attend PBF's NLSWRC! We welcome `1L's through 4E students with an interest in workers' rights advocacy, union-side lawyering, and public interest law. With a variety of topics that intersect with workers' rights, from government work, to immigration, to even how workplace justice intersects with environmental, reproductive, health, immigration, and LGBTQ+ justice, students are bound to find their community and dive deep on the topics that interest them. 
 
If you are a current Fellow, you are invited to attend the NLSWRC as a guest; your ticket, travel costs, and rooming will be paid for by the Peggy Browning Fund.   

 

I attend school part-time. Am I still eligible?  
Yes, if your law school identifies you as a currently enrolled student, you are welcome to attend the NLSWRC. 
  

I’m a student and I want to attend the NLSWRC. What are the fees for the conference? 
Conference Fees are listed on our website. If a school or student organization has multiple students wanting to attend, we can discuss a group discount. Just contact the PBF Team at Info@PeggyBrowningFund.org 

 

Are ticket, rooming, or travel costs preventing you from attending the NLSWRC?
Students are welcome (and encouraged!) to apply for a NLSWRC Scholarship, awarded to help students mitigate the cost of attending the NLSWRC. Scholarship applications are typically open from early August through early September, though may vary from year to year. For more information, and to apply, check out our online scholarship application form here. 

 

I’m an attorney and I’d like to present at the NLSWRC. 
Workplace Justice attorneys, advocates, and organizers are welcome to contact the PBF Team at Info@PeggyBrowningFund.org about speaking at the NLSWRC.  Want to learn more? Check out our 2024 NLSWRC Speakers Guide and the NLSWRC Code of Conduct for more information on presenting at the NLSWRC.  

 

What an Employers & Allies Table? 
Does your organization support the next generation of labor law leaders?  Are you inspired to connect with hundreds of progressive, dedicated law students? Join the National Law Students Workers Rights’ Conference with an Employer & Allies Table!
What you get: 10’x3’ skirted table from 8AM - 5PM Saturday, Oct. 19th; 2 chairs; Access to electrical outlets & Wi-Fi; Breakfast, lunch & snacks; Access to conference plenary sessions; Connections to a wide variety of current and future labor leaders. Employers & Allies tables can: Recruit future employees and volunteers; Promote labor law associations and groups; Sell labor law-oriented materials (labor books, union made goods, etc). Space is limited!
Cost: Employers & Allies Tables are free. Donations, however, are strongly encouraged to offset tabling costs and allow PBF to reallocate those funds for students.

 

I have a question not included in the above list. How can I get an answer?
Send an email to info@peggybrowningfund.org