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HBAA Thanksgiving Basket Project 2021

HBAA is once again collaborating with the South Austin Neighborhood Center to put together Thanksgiving meals for 60 families in need in our community.  *To ensure the safety and health of both our members and the recipients again this year, we are donating grocery gift cards instead of our usual in-person assembly and distribution of the food baskets.* The HBAA Charitable Foundation is donating most of the cost for the turkeys and trimmings, but we need your help to pay for the extra cost of gift... More » ... More » ... More »

HBAA is Now Accepting LSAT and Bar Review Scholarship Applications

The Hispanic Bar Association of Austin Charitable Foundation is now accepting applications for LSAT test preparation and Bar exam review scholarships. Please review the scholarship applications below for more information and application criteria. Email hbaasecretary@gmail.com with any questions. If you have already paid for a course you are taking in this calendar year and are selected for a scholarship, you will receive reimbursement for the enrollment cost of the course. 

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So You Want to be a Judge?

Please email hbaasecretary@gmail.com for the Zoom link to attend the presentation.

HBAA Thanksgiving Basket Project 2020

HBAA is once again collaborating with the South Austin Neighborhood Center to put together Thanksgiving meals for 60 families in need in our community.  *To ensure the safety and health of both our members and the recipients this year, we are donating grocery gift cards instead of our usual in-person assembly and distribution of the food baskets.* The HBAA Charitable Foundation is donating most of the cost for the turkeys and trimmings, but we need your help to pay for the extra cost of gift cards for some of... More » ... More » ... More » ... More »

HBAA Remembers Beginnings, Looks to the Future

HBAA's September general membership meeting featured a panel of the organization's founding members, moderated by Judge Maya Guerra Gamble. Panelists Jim Coronado, Tom Esparza, Xavier Medina, David Mendez, and Richard Pena shared their goals and struggles in starting the organization as well as their thoughts on the role we should have in the community and the future of the organization. The panel was informative and inspiring! You can view the recording here (passcode: ^s+yq.B2). Highlights... More » ... More »