The National Lawyers Guild Detroit & Michigan Chapter will conduct its Annual Meeting and Elections on Saturday, August 5, from 4 to 5 p.m. at Spread Art, 5141 Rosa Parks Blvd in Detroit. There will also be a virtual option to attend the meeting via Zoom.
This year, Nancy A. Parker will be the keynote speaker for the meeting. Parker is the co-executive director of the Detroit Justice Center, an abolitionist organization fighting to end mass incarceration and create just cities. She has provided legal support to grassroots organizations fighting for racial justice, was co-counsel in the successful Detroit Will Breathe litigation against the Detroit Police Department, and is part of the #StopShotSpotter Coalition and the Coalition for Police Transparency & Accountability.
For information about voting and eligibility, nominations, and Zoom attendance for the meeting, visit
www.michigannlg.org/annual-meeting-2023. Anyone with question can email nlg-elections@michigannlg.org or call 313-925-2626.
- Posted July 27, 2023
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National Lawyers Guild Detroit & Michigan Chapter conducts Annual Meeting and Elections
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