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The Harvard Negotiation and Mediation Clinical Program (HNMCP) is thrilled to present a conversation between HNMCP instructor and lecturer on law Morgan Michelle Franklin and HNMCP alum Elaine Lin Hering, the author of the forthcoming book "Unlearning Silence: How to Speak Your Mind, Unleash Talent, and Live More Fully."

"It’s more than an academic endeavor; it’s a chance to contribute to a global movement towards transparency, accountability, and justice," writes Hussain Awan '25.

Decade after gay ban lifted, many discharged vets still lack full benefits.

"As a young boy, I could’ve never imagined that one day I’d be advocating for people facing similar challenges."

By Jessica Bushman ’25
Via CHLPI Blog My semester in Harvard Law’s Health Law & Policy Clinic was unparalleled. Alongside the Hepatitis C Advocacy…

"I came to law school to learn about how lawyers can support the environmental justice movement in its goals of intertwining racial justice with environmentalism and ensuring communities of color are not left behind," writes Eric Zhao '25.

“I routinely encounter LL.M.s who could benefit from postgraduate fellowships,” she says. “In some fields, there are really no entry-level positions, so a fellowship provides a critical stepping stone into that space.”

In Clarke v. Wisconsin, the Harvard Law Election Law Clinic fought to restore voting power to Wisconsin residents – and won.

"This experience serves as a reminder that, as lawyers, we have a profound responsibility to stand as advocates for those whose voices may be silenced or overlooked," writes Mohini Tangri '24.

"Protections for consumers are crucial to ensure that individuals can enjoy economic mobility and self-determination. Contributing to this work with the clinic is impactful and edifying," writes Lorea Mendiguren '24.

"It was a privilege to be a part of PLAP as a 1L and serve as a resource to a vulnerable population of incarcerated Massachusettsans," writes Reema Doleh '25.

"My projects were varied and comprehensive, starting with an in-depth analysis of the health, political, and economic factors that shape Food is Medicine (FIM) policy decisions in Alaska."

In November, four members of the Global Food Donation Policy Atlas team went to Mexico City to further their work in assisting organizations working to reduce food loss and waste in Mexico.