The Bernard Koteen Office of Public Interest Advising (OPIA) encourages law school students and lawyers to incorporate an enduring commitment to public service throughout their careers. The office …
Salma Waheedi Co-Authors Article on Muslim Family Law Reform
Via the Human Rights Program Salma Waheedi, Clinical Instructor and Lecturer on Law at the International Human Rights Clinic and Associate Director of the Islamic Legal Studies Program: Law and …
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Clinic Students Support International Advocacy to Advance Rights of Women in Mauritius
Via the International Human Rights Clinic In October, the Musawah Movement for Equality in the Muslim Family submitted a thematic report to the Convention on the Elimination of all Forms of …
Health Groups Upgrade R.I. Hepatitis C Medicaid Access to ‘A-’
Via the Center for Health Law and Policy Innovation Originally published by the Providence News Journal on October 29, 2018. Written by Rob Borkowski. The R.I. Executive Office of Health and Human …
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Community Enterprise Project Participates in Boston Ujima Project’s Citywide Assembly
By: Samy Rais Over Indigenous Peoples’ Day weekend, more than a hundred community members, business owners and activists assembled to celebrate and participate in the Boston Ujima Project’s second …
National Institutes of Health will study “Food is Medicine”
Via the Center for Health Law and Policy Innovation Written by Hanh Nguyen, Whole Person Care Project Assistant. When the Committee on Appropriations recently passed H.R. 6557, The Department of …
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