Via the Harvard Immigration and Refugee Clinical Program Learning to work collaboratively across cultures, think creatively about relationships between law and organizing, and handle the myriad of …
From Bosnia to Somalia: Classifying “Involvement” in Armed Conflict
Via the International Human Rights Clinic The laws governing armed conflict may seem simple on the surface. Soldiers can be targeted; civilians cannot. But the line between these groups is blurry and …
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Congratulations to Zoe, 2015 Law Student Ethics Award Winner!
Harvard Law School student Zoe Brennan-Krohn '15 recently won the 2015 Law Student Ethics Award from the Association of Corporate Counsel, Northeast Chapter. One of ten students honored from …
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New Publication Examines Different Approaches to Assisting Victims of Armed Conflict and Armed Violence”
Via the International Human Rights Clinic (Cambridge, MA, April 30, 2015) - Mitigating the human costs of armed conflict and armed violence has become a moral and legal imperative over the past two …
Mandatory pro bono requirement for students increases to 50 hours
Via HLS News The Harvard Law School faculty has voted to increase the school’s mandatory pro bono service requirement for students from 40 hours to 50 hours of service during the students’ three years …
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Spring double-header for the Harvard Negotiation and Mediation Clinical Program
Via HLS News The Harvard Negotiation & Mediation Clinical Program (HNMCP) at Harvard Law School is making news for work it has done to promote civil discourse in town government and to help police …