Via HLS News More than 125,000 veterans who have served since 9/11 are denied access to basic services like health care by the Department of Veterans Affairs, according to a report by the Veterans …
Maggie Morgan on Immigrant Healthcare Options
Via Harvard Immigration and Refugee Clinical Program Maggie Morgan, Albert M. Sacks Clinical & Advocacy Fellow at HIRC, sat down with us to discuss the history and future of healthcare options …
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Shining a light at PLAP
By Priscila Santos, 2L Suffolk University School of Law When I applied for an internship at Harvard Law School's Prison Legal Assistance Project (PLAP), I was a bit nervous. The internship is …
American Lawyer releases National and International Firms Pro Bono Rankings
Recently, the American Lawyer released the annual National and International Firms Pro Bono Rankings. The report ranks the nation's 200 highest-grossing firms by their pro bono score for work …
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Moving On: Deborah Popowski to Be Executive Director of NYU’s Center for Human Rights and Global Justice
Via International Human Rights Clinic Today we have the mixed blessing of announcing that one of our favorite people is moving on:Deborah Popowski, JD ’08, Clinical Instructor and Lecturer on Law, …
Phil Torrey Presents to the Immigration and Nationality Law Review
Via Harvard Immigration and Refugee Clinical Program This past April, Phil Torrey, HIRC Clinical Instructor and Lecturer on Law, traveled to Ohio to speak to the Immigration and Nationality Law …
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