Via the International Human Rights Clinic We’re pleased to report that The Irrawaddy, an online news magazine in Myanmar, has just published “How One Father’s Letters Got Him Convicted,” an Op-Ed by …
Katrina Fleury Reflects on Winter Term Experience in Karnes, TX
Via the Harvard Immigration and Refugee Clinic The asylum seekers currently detained in Karnes, Texas may be far away from Boston, but for students at Harvard Law School’s Immigration and Refugee …
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Harvard Law Alumna Appointed to Helen Keller Services Board of Trustees
Via the Daily Californian Berkeley civil rights attorney Haben Girma was appointed the first deaf and blind board trustee of Helen Keller Services for the Blind on Thursday. Founded in 1893, Helen …
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Clinic students document lessons learned outside the classroom
Via HLS News This March, several teams of HLS students used their Spring Break to work on a number of humanitarian projects, including documenting property rights issues in the Mississippi Delta, …
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A Successful Series of ClinicTalks
This year, the Office of Clinical and Pro Bono Programs launched the second information series of ClinicTalks, to help students learn about the diverse clinical opportunities at HLS, answer their …
Congratulations to the 2015 Skadden Fellows
The Skadden Foundation announced the 2015 Class of Skadden Fellows, including six of our own Harvard Law School students who are dedicating the next two years of their professional careers to public …
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