Audience: Grad Students

Join HLS alum Sarah Stuart as she presents a workshop on mindfulness. More details to follow. Lunch provided.

Join us for a screening of the documentary “In the Name of Peace: John Hume in America.” Filmmaker Maurice Fitzpatrick will join us for a Q&A session following the screening.

The Criminal Justice Policy Program invites students, especially 1L’s, to this lunch event. We will outline ways to get involved with criminal justice work at HLS, through jobs, internships, research assistant work, and more. Lunch will be provided.

Mr. Matt Swinehart, Counsel for International Trade at the U.S. Department of the Treasury, will give a presentation on NAFTA and its implications on international dispute settlement. If you or an event participant requires disability-related accommodations, please contact Accessibility Services in the Dean of Students Office, WCC 3039, at accessibility@law.harvard.edu,or 617-495-1880 in advance of the […]

The treasurer of each student organization is required to attend one mandatory finance training the first week of September on Wednesday, September 5th from 12-1 pm or Thursday, September 6th from 12-1 pm in WCC B010. Organizations not in attendance will forfeit spending privileges.

Join us for a screening of the documentary “Condemned to Remember.”

Come to HILJ’s first general meeting of the new year! Our Fall General Meeting is a chance for new members to learn how to get involved and for returning members to hear about our plans for the new year! HILJ is the most widely-cited student-edited journal of international law. We are also one of the […]

Come join us for a friendly gathering for students who are interested in the International Law Journal. Editors and Board Members will be on hand to answer your questions.

Join us at our fall happy hour to enjoy **free drinks** and catch up with fellow West Coasters!

LIDS, HALB, Center on the Legal Profession welcomes Nayda Almodovar-Reteguis from the World Bank to present the newest findings of the Women, Business and the Law survey. About Women, Business and the Law 2018: Women, Business and the Law measures how laws, regulations and institutions differentiate between women and men in ways that may affect […]

“Half A Life” is an animated short documentary that brings the streets of Cairo to life though a firsthand account of a young Egyptian activist who joins the LGBTQ rights movement after a traumatic encounter. The film reflects on the risks and prospects of LGBTQ activism in an increasingly authoritarian, patriarchal, and risky social climate. […]

Nine million Syrians have left their homeland since the breakout of the war, of which over 1.5 million are in Lebanon. The Long Season offers rare insights into life in an informal Syrian refugee camp, following the tales of those awaiting to return to Raqqa, their home town that was captured by ISIS. The screening […]

1-day Conference addressing the intersection of the queer community and the criminal legal system in the United States.

Please join us for a screening of Sittwe, a short documentary about two teenagers separated by conflict and segregation in Myanmar’s Rakhine state. Sittwe explores each communiry’s perceptions of the “other,” the roots of the conflict, and prospects of reconciliation and peace. The film was banned in Myanmar. The screening will be followed by a […]

1-day Conference addressing the intersection of the queer community and the criminal legal system in the United States.

The Harvard Law School Project on Disability Salutes 50 Years of the Special Olympics with special guest, Tim Shriver, Chairman of the Board of Special Olympics.

1-day Conference addressing the intersection of the queer community and the criminal legal system in the United States.

HALB Presents: Bryant Aaron, GC of Novartis Pharmaceuticals

Steven Engel, Assistant Attorney General for the Office of Legal Counsel and Professor Jack Goldsmith will have a conversation about balancing national security and civil liberties. Chik-Fil-A will be served.

Join the HALB board for lunch to learn more about one of the largest student organizations on campus. A short introduction to the organization will be followed by break out sessions in small groups where you can ask successful upper classmen any and all questions about your classes, grades, recruiting and anything else on your […]