via Harvard Law Todayby Elaine McArdle Before starting as a student at Harvard Law School two years ago, Courtney Brunson ’22 worked in Washington, D.C. for U.S. Sen. Elizabeth Warren on her …
The Group Protest That Wasn’t
via PLAP blogby Megan Corrigan J.D. 22 & Jack Lubin J.D. ’22 Our client is a community organizer, and he is great at what he does. For the past 10 years, he has organized successful …
Earth Day 2021: What the Yamuna River Teaches Us About Climate Change and Human Rights
via HRP blogby Cindy Wu J.D. '22 You may have seen images of Hindu devotees immersing themselves in large clouds of white foam floating through the Yamuna River in Delhi, India. But …
Advocating for Voting Rights while Remote
by Omeed Alerasool J.D.'22 Upon arriving to campus in the fall of the my 1L year, I soon learned that Harvard Law School would be launching a voting rights clinic. Given my interests in the law …
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Offshore wind policy in a time of potential growth
by Lily Cohen J.D. '22 Working with Ocean Conservancy over January term, I had the opportunity to learn about policies that can enable responsible offshore wind development. Focusing on the ways …
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Hearing the Call for Justice in Housing Court
by Christopher Cruz J.D.'22 I chose to come to Harvard Law School (HLS) because I wanted to gain the skills to better serve individuals and communities in need. As an undergraduate student at …
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