Event Category: Discussion

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How do investigative journalists document human rights abuses from afar when states restrict their access to the people and places at the heart of the story? Award-winning investigative journalists Laila Al-Arian and Amel Guettatfi will discuss their work producing documentaries for Al Jazeera’s Fault Lines in collaboration with reporters and filmmakers on the ground in […]

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Please join the Harvard Journal on Legislation and Harvard Native American Law Students Association as we host Ann Tweedy, Professor of Law at Ole Miss Law, in conversation with Robert Anderson, Oneida Indian Nation Visiting Professor of Law. The two will discuss Professor Tweedy’s article, Anti-Commandeering & Indian Affairs Legislation, published in Vol 62.1 of […]

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If you are supporting election administration or voter protection efforts this November, please join the Equal Democracy Project for a pre-election breakfast with Election Law Clinic Director Ruth Greenwood. Whether you’re staffing a polling place/election office, volunteering as a poll observer, or answering questions for a voter hotline, stop by to drink some coffee, grab […]

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Interested in clerking after graduation? Want more information on what the application and interview process looks like? Please join SALSA, APALSA, Lambda, La Alianza, MENALSA, WLA, and First Class for a panel with students who have secured clerkships to hear about their experiences. RSVP here: https://forms.gle/W7xo3ceMDQz47GT59

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East Asian Legal Studies Event: Curtis J. Milhaupt William F. Baxter-Visa International Professor of Law Stanford Law School Senior Fellow, by courtesy, Freeman Spogli Institute for International Studies If you are interested in pursuing academic research or a legal career related to Japanese law or comparative legal studies, we warmly invite you to a conversation […]

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The OpenAI Model Spec and Claude’s Constitution lay out rich targets for AI alignment. But, like the law, these texts cannot settle every novel case in advance. When rules leave questions open, who should decide what they mean, and on what grounds? Nicholas Caputo and Jordi Weinstock will explore these questions through a comparative reading […]

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HLS is home to a wide range of viewpoints. Open Inquiry aims to provide students from all backgrounds with the opportunity to engage with peers who have settled, unsettled, and differing viewpoints in an informal setting. Students who simply want to listen in on the conversation in order to learn are more than welcome. At […]