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By Olivia Klein  The Skadden Fellowship, which launched in 1988, offers young lawyers two-year fellowships to pursue public interest law on a full-time basis. The…

A transgender individual heads to their local DMV for a standard appointment – a registration renewal or driver’s license issuance. Just like the person at the…

By Eric Xu ’23 and Annie Whitney ’24 Over the J-term, the three of us–Shaza Loutfi ‘22, Eric Xu ‘23, and Annie Whitney ‘24–worked in…

By Olivia Klein After weeks packed full of hours-long Zoom calls, consulting with legal experts, and ceaseless revisions, on February 14 a team of students…

Mason Kortz and Alejandra Caraballo are clinical instructors with the Cyberlaw Clinic, but their work does not stop there. This semester, Kortz is teaching a…

Via LGBTQ+ Advocacy Clinic Blog The Harvard Law School LGBTQ+ Advocacy Clinic and FreeState Justice issued the following press release.  March 11, 2022…

Via The Harvard Crimson A Harvard Law School clinic filed a federal lawsuit against United States immigration authorities last month over the government’s refusal…

Via HRP Blog By Sarah Foote On December 8, 2021, Sondra Anton, JD ’22, testified in front of members of the United States House…

Via Animal Law & Policy Clinic Blog December 2, 2021 Harvard Law School’s Animal Law & Policy Clinic and Food Law and Policy Clinic jointly submitted …

By Aleena Ijaz, JD ‘ 22 I came into law school with a broad interest in criminal justice reform but little knowledge of the law.

by Eli Nachmany, J.D. ’22 Supreme Court litigation is both an art and a science. This realization was my main takeaway from the Harvard Supreme…

By Paula Kelly, LLM ’22 The number of opportunities to advocate on behalf of clients was one of the main reasons that I applied to…

Suley Wellings-Longmore, LL.M. ’22, spent the winter term working with REDRESS in London as a part of OCP’s independent clinical program. During my J Term,…

By Olivia Klein For Harley Moyer, JD ‘23, the winter term created an opportunity to spread awareness in the consumer protection field about the impact…

February 8, 2022 The Emmett Environmental Law & Policy Clinic submitted comments yesterday on the Biden Administration’s proposal to revise the definition of “the waters of…

This winter, over thirty students immersed themselves in a variety of domestic and international organizations as a part of the Office of Clinical &…

Azucena Marquez, JD ’23, spent the 2022 winter term at Dejustica in Bogota, Colombia. At Dejusticia, she worked on various transitional justice projects. This past…

By Olivia Klein “It was one of the best, if not the best, parts of my law school experience.”   Jason Salgado, JD ‘21, smiles as he reflects on his multiple semesters as…

Keeping Tabs is a Q&A series that follows alumni on their careers after graduation, the lasting impacts of their clinical and pro bono experiences…

Special session offers reassurance and guidance to 3Ls whose law school experience was impacted by the pandemic By Sarah Foote via Human Rights@Harvard Law…