HLS Clinical and Pro Bono Programs
Providing clinical and pro bono opportunities to Harvard Law School students
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By: Krista Oehlke J.D. ‘20 Most immigrants at the South Texas Detention Center (STDC) in Pearsall, Texas will bide their time, in limbo, for months: they will don prison uniforms, they will go …
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By: Madeline Kane J.D. ‘21 It’s 4:50am, and I’m up before my alarm sounds. The time change may be to blame—Texas is one hour behind Cambridge—but more likely, I’m awake because I’m thinking about …
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By: Alexis Farmer A square block of tires serves as a fortress, protecting the browned soil. It is the only space in the immediate area that isn’t completely littered with plastic bottles, wrappers, …
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Via Harvard Law Today After Hurricane Maria roared over Puerto Rico in September 2017, crippling the island where Natalie Trigo Reyes ’19 grew up and where much of her family still lived, she felt …
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By Andrew Patterson, J.D. ’20 Over Spring Break, I had the opportunity to work with Project Citizenship, a Boston-based organization that exists to help Legal Permanent Residents become United States …
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Via Harvard Gazette 29 travel to hurricane-damaged island to provide legal services, rebuild homes A few weeks after Hurricane Maria swept Puerto Rico last September, Harvard Law School (HLS) …
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