Via the Harvard Immigration and Refugee Clinic Tanika Vigil chose to attend law school after working as a legal assistant at a small immigration law firm in her hometown of Boulder, Colorado. Once …
For three decades, Deborah Anker has encouraged students to pursue a more generous immigration policy
Via HLS News The Harvard Immigration and Refugee Clinical Program was established by Professor Deborah Anker LL.M. ’84 three decades ago. One of the first two immigration law clinics in the country, …
New HRP Book: The International Rule of Law Movement: A Crisis of Legitimacy and the Way Forward
Via the International Human Rights Clinic By David Marshall, HRP Visiting Fellow 2012-2013, and UN Staff Member, Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights In 2011-2012 I was deployed to South …
‘Food is Medicine:’ Health reform should support nutritional counseling, medical meals says HLS report
Via HLS News The Center for Health Law and Policy Innovation (CHLPI) of Harvard Law School released the report “Food is Medicine: Opportunities in Public and Private Health Care for Supporting …
Diversity Includes Disability
Via the Harvard Law Record Students at Harvard Law and elsewhere possess disabilities, visible and invisible, yet these disabilities are more often than not a source of strength and lawyers should be …
Providing Fresh Produce to Urban Food Deserts
Via the Legal Services Center Research conducted by Emily Broad Leib and the Food Law and Policy Clinic and published in the Harvard Law and Policy Review article “All (Food) Politics is Local: …
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