From Cambridge to Kurdistan

From Harvard Law Today:

A typical Harvard Law School student has limited free time. It might be filled with journal work, or student practice organizations, or intramural sports. For a year, Crispin Smith ’18, Nick Gersh ’18, and Ahsan Sayed ’18 spent their free moments exploring the successes and challenges facing religious and ethnic minorities in Iraqi Kurdistan on behalf of the United States Commission on International Religious Freedom.

They worked with a team of nearly a dozen researchers, including incoming HLS 1L Vartan Shadarevian ’20, to craft a groundbreaking 75-page qualitative and quantitative analysis of a region that is regarded as a refuge for religious minorities in the Middle East. The report was published in June and primarily co-authored by Smith and Shadarevian.

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Where can winter term take you?

Explore international aspects of law through a clinical opportunity or a research and writing project during Winter Term in January. The Winter Term International Travel Grant Program provides funding to HLS students for overseas travel during winter term.

Information session:
Winter Term Opportuniites for 2Ls, 3Ls, and LL.M.s
Friday, September 29 | 12 noon – 1 p.m.
WCC B015