Via Harvard Bulletin Students represent the indigent in courts where judges ask, ‘Is Harvard in the building?’ On a frigid, snow-packed morning in mid-February, the galleries in the Roxbury …
Cyberlaw Clinic Presents at WeRobot 2015
Via the Cyberlaw Clinic Spring 2015 Cyberlaw Clinic students Jack Xu and Cecillia Xie joined the Clinic’s Managing Director Chris Bavitz on a trip to Seattle last month to participate in the WeRobot …
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Keeping the Fire Alive: Lawyering in the Public Interest
Via Ms. JD As someone deeply passionate about social justice and public interest lawyering, I have found Bill Quigley’s “Letter to a Law Student,” particularly telling and poignant. Quigley notes …
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A Warm Welcome to Audrey Patten
The Office of Clinical and Pro Bono Programs extends a warm welcome to Audrey Patten, who joined the Legal Services Center as a clinical fellow in 2015. Audrey is working on a new project to link …
HNMCP Clinical Project Offers Analysis & Hope In Town Council’s Difficult Conversations
Via the Harvard Negotiation and Mediation Clinical Program There have been several articles today covering the HNMCP clinical project with the Sudbury Clergy Association (SCA). The SCA contracted …
FLPC Director Speaks on MSNBC About Food Waste
Via the Center for Health Law and Policy Innovation On Earth Day, April 22nd, FLPC’s director Emily Broad Leib joined author Jonathan Bloom and Mike Curtin, CEO of DC Central Kitchen for a panel …
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