Past Events › Program/Workshop

The Project on the Foundations of Private Law is hosting a workshop with Renée Burbank '09, who will be visiting from Yale Law School to present and workshop a paper on Illegal Exactions, which is forthcoming next year in the Tennessee Law Review.

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

Great data analysts know what to look for in data to uncover the hidden stories – come explore ideas for extracting information from data. Explore how to have a critical eye for patterns and anomalies by exploring visuals and jointly looking for patterns, discuss what it means to have domain expertise when looking at data (what happened in a minor car crash involving a semi-autonomous vehicle?), see some tools for data analysis, help uncover the story behind a data set,…

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

TaxHelp's IRS training for Harvard volunteers to become IRS-certified to prepare tax returns out our site.

PON - Mediation and Conflict Management Seminar

TaxHelp's IRS training for Harvard volunteers to become IRS-certified to prepare tax returns at our site.

The Harvard International Arbitration Law Students Association (HIALSA) will host its 4th workshop session on “oral advocacy in international arbitration. The Workshop will cover eight individual sessions with prominent practitioners and academics each time, beginning with the preliminary steps in a dispute and concluding with the recognition and enforcement of arbitral awards. The Workshop would serve as a novel space to learn about the practice of international arbitration. Further information on the Workshop can be found here: https://orgs.law.harvard.edu/hialsa/workshop/. We are…

PON - Mediation and Conflict Management Seminar

Leaders in Lawyers is a series of workshops designed to further the leadership skills of HLS students by having different speakers and facilitators come and lead workshops on leadership. These workshops range from topics like change management to panel discussions with students of different backgrounds.

Join HBLR for our spring subcite! All are welcome.

PON - Mediation and Conflict Management Seminar

Hosted by the Office of Clinical and Pro Bono Programs, Clinic Talks 2020 is a series of panels and events dedicated to offering students a window into the clinical program at HLS. To learn more about the Harvard Immigration & Refugee Clinical Program, the Health Law & Policy Clinic, Veterans Law & Disability Benefits Clinic, and the Employment Law Clinic, join Professor Sabi Ardalan and Lecturers on Law Kevin Costello, Betsy Gwin, and Steve Churchill for a conversation about the…

Do you have language skills? Are you interested in serving vulnerable populations? Do you have a commitment to social justice? Then look no further. Come and volunteer with HIRC! Join us for the HLS Language Access Program/HIRC Interpreter Training on Tuesday, February 18 from 12-1p.m in WCC 3038 V&E. The HLS Langue Access Program/ Interpreter Training is designed to train volunteers with strong language skills to serve as interpreters for client meetings in a clinical legal setting. At the training…

PON - Mediation and Conflict Management Seminar

Ash Wednesday Mass organized by the Catholic Law Students Association. All welcome.

PON - Mediation and Conflict Management Seminar

PON - Mediation and Conflict Management Seminar

Leaders in Lawyers is a series of workshops designed to further the leadership skills of HLS students by having different speakers and facilitators come and lead workshops on leadership. These workshops range from topics like change management to panel discussions with students of different backgrounds.

Come learn about the state of abortion in Texas after S.B.8 with the Alliance for Reproductive Justice and Professor Shayna Medley, a litigation fellow at the Center for Reproductive Rights. We will discuss the legislation, the Supreme Court's shadow docket ruling (and its implications), the connection to other abortion litigation, and avenues for advocacy! We will have pro-abortion buttons/stickers, as well as food!

Learn from the experts the best practices for employing trauma informed practice to support survivors of trauma and optimize legal outcomes when clients face challenges advancing their own interests. Trauma informed practice serves an essential need, by helping attorneys identify when trauma may be an issue so that they can partner with the survivor to craft personal and legal strategies that help them to stay safe, avoid circumstances that can potentially trigger the effects of trauma, and develop plans for…

Join us for a First Aid Training for the Campus and the Streets! Attendees will learn basic street medic techniques (how to respond to pepper spray, tear gas, and basic wound care) and some skills to respond to more campus-specific scenarios (like overdoses/alcohol poisoning). The training will be in-person and will include interactive practice of the subjects taught!

The job talk is a key part of the hiring process for U.S. law schools. When will you have to give one and to whom? How do you prepare for and give a successful job talk? Come hear answers to these questions and more!

Program Brainstorm and Work Session for ACLU HLS state survey project.

Poet and advocate Tracy Stanton will host a workshop on “advocacy through creativity,” highlighting wellbeing through creativity and how to engage in racial justice, LGBTQ rights, and other social issues through art. After the workshop, students will get an opportunity to paint, draw, and write their own creative pieces.