We would love for you to get involved! We offer opportunities for academic credit (1-2 credits) in two ways:
a) Become a contributor to the blog. Author, edit, and help curate posts for the blog; posts will offer deeper analysis of topics covered in the Colloquium, reports of ongoing developments and current events, insights from interviews with the faculty speakers and other experts, or examination of important and relevant topics not included in the Colloquium series. Sign up for this opportunity by contacting Martha Minow at minow@law.harvard.edu.
b) Write an independent paper with participating faculty members. Many faculty members participating in the colloquium, listed below, have indicated willingness to work with students on papers related to their session. Once a professor is listed as available, you can contact them directly.
Governmental Powers
- Vicki Jackson – Available
Health and COVID-19
- Robert Greenwald – Available
- Glenn Cohen – Available
- Peter Barton-Hutt – Available
Housing and Food
- Joe Singer – Available
- Eloise Lawrence – Available
- Julie McCormack – Available
Elections
- Nicholas Stephanopoulus – Available
Education and Disinformation
- Michael Gregory – Available
- Susan Crawford – Available
- Evelyn Douek – Available
Labor, Employment, and Duties of Care
- Benjamin Sachs – Available
- Sharon Block – Available
Money, Finance and Consumers
- Christine Desan – Available
- Toby Merrill – Available
- Howell Jackson – Available
Prisons and Incarcerated Populations
- Ron Sullivan – Available
Immigration and Detention Centers/International Issues
- Sabrineh Ardalan – Available
- Gerald Neuman – Available
Access to Justice and Legal Innovation
- Dan Nagin – Available
- Jim Greiner – Available
- Lucie White – Available
- Esme Caramello – Available
New Developments
- Kristen Stilt – Available