We encourage current members, HBLSA alumni, prospective students, and the community at large to stay up-to-date on HBLSA events, press releases, member accomplishments and more! Harvard BLSA exists to provide support, guidance, and guidance to black students in their academic, professional, and social endeavors. Our main mission is to help members develop their legal careers and to give them the opportunity to become familiar with various aspects of the legal profession. We recognize the need to positively influence the development of the Black community, to promote cooperation and closer relationships among members of the Black community at Harvard Law School, and to create a vehicle through which our concerns are applied to the Black community as a whole. The Harvard Black Law Students Association (BLSA) was founded in 1967. Today, HBLSA has become the largest chapter of the National Black Law Students Association. Harvard BLSA reflects the strong black community that is so essential to the diversity of Harvard Law School.