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Area of Interest Disability Law

Harvard Law School provides students with the opportunity to learn about disability law and policy in the United States and around the world through course work, experiential learning, and the award-winning Harvard Law School Project on Disability. Issues addressed include access to education, employment, housing, and international human rights, and approaches to effective lawyering include counseling, legislative drafting, policy advice, and both impact and individual litigation.

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Faculty

HLS Professors

Visiting Professors & Lecturers

Clinics

Education Law Clinic / Trauma & Learning Policy Initiative

Employment Law Clinic

Housing Law Clinic

Research Programs and Centers

Charles Hamilton Houston Institute for Race and Justice

Petrie-Flom Center: Health Law, Biotech and Bioethics

Harvard Law School Project on Disability

Youth Advocacy & Policy Lab

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