via Harvard Law Todayby Olivia Klein “It’s been an excellent experience for this remote semester. The clinic has helped show me theory put into practice,” Gavriel Schreiber …
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Cravath Fellows pursue research and independent clinicals around the world
via Harvard Law Today by Audrey Kunycky In 2020, 12 Harvard Law School students were selected as Cravath International Fellows. During Winter Term, they traveled to 12 countries and jurisdictions …
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A Look at Refugee Legal Advocacy in Germany
By: Niku Jafarnia JD/MPP ’20 This J-term, I did an independent clinical in Germany, exploring the issues refugees are facing in the country, particularly with respect to legal advocacy and …
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A Lawyer’s Limits
By: Solange Etessami, J.D. '20 In the middle of January, the town of Mytilene on the island of Lesvos is stuck in holiday mode. Christmas songs are still streaming, decorations are still up, and …
Transformative Constitutions: How One African Nation is Writing A New Constitution for National Healing and To Learn from The Past
By: Oladeji M. Tiamiyu, J.D. '20 When democracies endure prolonged crises, a complete constitutional review can be valuable to legitimize the nation’s constitution and to create an outlet for …
Independent Clinical Experience with the Surfrider Foundation
By: Alex Gazikas J.D. '17 I spent my January term interning at the Surfrider Foundation, a nonprofit organization in San Clemente seeking to preserve and protect the world’s ocean, waves, and …
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