Harvard Law School alumna, Philippa Greer HLS LL.M. ’14 has been appointed to clerk for South Africa’s top judicial body, the Constitutional Court, for the latter half of 2015, in a position offered …
A Tale of Two Student-Run Organizations
Via the Harvard Legal Aid Bureau It seemed like a natural collaboration: Harvard College; Harvard Law School; a student-run homeless shelter; a student-run legal aid firm. Those parallels ignited the …
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Replacing “Kid Food” with “True Food” in School Cafeterias
Via the Center for Health Law and Policy Clinic On June 10, the Food Law and Policy Clinic (FLPC) co-hosted the first annual Healthy Food Fuels Hungry Minds conference at Harvard University to …
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CHLPI Director Quoted in NY Times Article on Hepatitis C Medication
Via Center for Health Law and Policy Innovation The New York Times released an article on August 25, 2015 on the call for increased access to life-saving medications for individuals with hepatitis C …
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Community Health Workers
Via Center for Health Law and Policy Innovation While interactions with physicians and nurses have become ubiquitous, the number of community health workers in formal care capacities remains limited. …
Hands-on Work Has Always Been Vital
Via the New York Journal Until even the middle of the 20th century, many attorneys entered the legal profession through the process of apprenticeship. As we know, the legal profession has evolved and …
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