Via Harvard Gazette Harvard students who have served in the armed forces represent a diverse range of backgrounds and experience, but all have one thing in common: a profound dedication to serving …
A shelter for homeless youth
Via Harvard Gazette In a heartfelt ceremony at First Parish in Cambridge, the Harvard students and alumni who led the effort to open a student-run overnight shelter for homeless youth in Harvard …
Spanish for Public Interest Lawyers: helping faculty and students connect with clients
Since 2007, the Office of Clinical and Pro Bono Programs (OCP) has sponsored a Spanish for Public Interest Lawyers (SPIL) non-credit course to help students learn Spanish language skills. Later, in …
Clinic and HRW Urge Strengthening of International Law Governing Incendiary Weapons
Via International Human Rights Clinic (Washington, DC, November 5, 2015) – Countries should take concrete steps to strengthen international law governing incendiary weapons, Human Rights Watch said …
Today HLAB Student Attorney argues before the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court
Today, Louis Fisher J.D. '16, student attorney in the Harvard Legal Aid Bureau (HLAB), presented an oral argument in the case of Meikle v. Nurse. The focus of the case is whether a landlord's …
The World’s Role in Burma’s Peace Process
By Roi Bachmutsky, J.D. '17, student in the International Human Rights Clinic There is a joke in Burma* that George Orwell unintentionally wrote a trilogy about the country: Burmese Days about its …
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