Audience: General Public

Please join JOLT and WLA for a conversation with Professor Martha Minow and Gish Jen about Gish Jen’s new book “The Resisters,” a novel about a future surveillance state America where water covers half the land and the people are divided. Lunch will be provided! “An absolute joy . . . I finished The Resisters […]

Gretchen Carey from Republic Services will be here to explain the new recycling rules that have been instituted in Massachusetts. Come learn what can and can’t be recycled, both at Harvard and at home!

Wednesday, February 5, 2020 Milstein East A/B Mastering Money: How to Beat Debt, Build Wealth, and Be Prepared for any Financial Crisis, Norm Champ, McGraw-Hill Educ., Nov. 5, 2019. “Norm Champ, a former director at the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), provides an in-depth primer on how money works, designed just for you―the non-finance reader. […]

Together with the Francophone Society, HIALSA calls all francophone students interested in arbitration for a coffee chat with expert arbitrator Sophie Nappert. Note: The discussion will be in French.

Join the Harvard Crimmigration Clinic for a lunch talk with District 5 Boston City Councilor and policymaker, Ricardo Arroyo. Arroyo, a former public defender, will be discussing the advancement of immigrants’ rights and the criminalization of immigration, specifically in the Boston area. Lunch will be served. All are welcome.

PON – Mediation and Conflict Management Seminar

PON – Mediation and Conflict Management Seminar

PON – Mediation and Conflict Management Seminar

PON – Mediation and Conflict Management Seminar

PON – Mediation and Conflict Management Seminar

PON – Mediation and Conflict Management Seminar

Join Project No Leaves (PNOL) for a discussion with our community partner City Live/City Urbana on community organizing and lawyering to combat mass displacement in the greater Boston area. Lunch will be provided!

Jacob Elberg will discuss his paper, "Corporate Health Care Enforcement at a Crossroads: Newly Available Data and the Need for Comprehensive False Claims Act Reform."

Michael Ashley Stein will discuss "Disability, Health, Law, and Ethics."

Emptied Lands: A Legal Geography of Bedouin Rights in the Negev with Professor Alexandre Kedar

Learn about the law of the fast for members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and participate in commencing a fast which will benefit the homeless.

Kimani Paul-Emile will discuss her paper, "Americans on Drugs: Six Drugs, Three Regimes, and the Making of the American Drug User."

Join Harvard Health Law Society for a panel with 2Ls who worked in health law last summer. Our panelists include students who worked for state governments, administrative agencies, advocacy organizations, and hospitals. All are welcome to come learn about their summer experiences and get advice on the job search process. Non-pizza lunch will be provided.

Please join us for an interview and discussion with the authors of “Aftershocks of Disaster: Puerto Rico Before and After The Storm.” (https://www.haymarketbooks.org/books/1333-aftershocks-of-disaster).The book is an academic, cultural, and (sometimes) artistic account of the events and systems at play concerning Hurricane Maria, disaster profiteering, the debt crisis, and Puerto Rico’s colonial status.

Charlotte Blattner, Visiting Researcher at Harvard’s Animal Law & Policy Program, will be speaking about her book “Protecting Animals Within and Across Borders,” published by Oxford University Press. Discussant: Professor Kristen Stilt. In her book Blattner discusses how we can protect animals in a globalized world, in a time when multinational corporations are growing in […]