Via the Boston Globe It was the luckiest of breaks, in a life long overdue for one. Manuel Ordonez-Quino sat in a detention center in El Paso, awaiting deportation to Guatemala. Swept up in the …
Food Law and Policy Clinic Joins the UN Zero Hunger Challenge
Via the Center for Health Law and Policy Innovation The Food Law and Policy Clinic is thrilled to become a participant in the United Nations Zero Hunger Challenge: an initiative to eliminate hunger …
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Greensboro News & Record: Another reason to expand Medicaid in NC: Rising cost of treating diabetes
Via the Center for Health Law and Policy Innovation The following editorial appeared in the Greensboro News & Record: Diabetes is a costly epidemic in North Carolina, and it is rapidly expanding. …
A Warm Welcome to Lia Monahon
The Office of Clinical and Pro Bono Programs extends a warm welcome to Lia Monahon, a new Clinical Instructor at the Criminal Justice Institute (CJI). Prior to joining CJI, Lia served as a superior …
Legal Services Center Staffs Legal Assistance Tent at Stand Down Event for Homeless Veterans
Via the Legal Services Center On August 22, 2014, the Legal Services Center participated in Massachusetts Stand Down 2014—the Commonwealth’s largest one-day event for homeless and at-risk veterans to …
Cluster Munitions Ban: National Laws Needed
Via the International Human Rights Clinic This afternoon, the International Human Rights Clinic released a joint report with Human Rights Watch urging countries to enact strong laws to implement the …
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