Inside Legal ESG / Law Students for Climate Accountablity - with Haley Czarnek and Martha Agudelo Cordoba

April 17, 2025

AUTHOR Shana English

Empowering Future Attorneys: Insights from Law Students for Climate Accountability

In this episode of the Inside Legal ESG podcast series, Pam Cone speaks with Haley Czarnek, National Director of Law Students for Climate Accountability along with Martha Agudelo Cordoba, International Director of Law Students for Climate Accountability. They share why and when the organization was founded and give a highlight on their most recent research.



They will be sharing more about their most recent report at the upcoming Legal ESG Toronto event on May 7. You can still register here:  https://www.insidepractice.com/legal-esg-toronto



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