by Christine Perkinsvia Harvard Law Today Paul C. Weiler LL.M. ’65, the Henry J. Friendly Professor of Law Emeritus at Harvard Law School, renowned as North America’s foremost labor …
Strengthening WIC to improve health: A prescription for change
by Kathryn Garfield, Emma Scott, and Cissie Boninivia The Hill We’ve all been told to eat more fruits and vegetables. But did you know that diets that are too low in produce are linked …
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Oppressing Marginalized Communities: a Comparison of the American and Israeli Incarceral Systems
by Rund Khayyat '21 I attended Zoom arraignments during my first week in the Criminal Justice Institute (CJI), and what struck me most was the cases of the teenagers, all Black, who were …
ACLU & HARVARD LAW CLINIC’S SETTLEMENT ON PRISONERS’ HEALTH CARE RIGHTS WITH VERMONT’S DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS IS PRELIMINARILY APPROVED
via ACLU Settlement will expand access to the Hepatitis C cure for incarcerated Vermonters. MONTPELIER, Vt. – A federal district court in Burlington gave preliminary approval on a class …
HIRCP signs on to letter regarding Title 42 expulsion policy
via HIRC blog Our Program recently joined Human Rights First and over 100 other organizations from across the country in submitting a letter to President Biden regarding his …
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Staff Spotlight: Cindy Zapata
via HIRC blog Cindy Zapata is a Clinical Instructor at the Harvard Immigration and Refugee Clinical Program. In this role, she supervises students on their cases and legal work and teaches …