Harvard Animal Law & Policy Program Year in Review 2019-2020

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Animal Law & Policy Program | Harvard Law School | Year in Review 2019–2020PEOPLEAnimal Law & Policy Program Faculty and StaffThe Animal Law & Policy Program is led by Harvard Law School Professor Kristen Stilt, wholaunched the Program in 2014. She also directs Harvard’s Program on Law and Society in theMuslim World. For the past three years, Professor Stilt served as Deputy Dean of Harvard LawSchool, helping guide the institution’s response to the global pandemic and ongoing societalstruggles to remedy deeply embedded problems of inequality, racism, and abuse of power. HerDeputy Dean term concluded on June 30, 2020, and in the upcoming academic year she will bethe Maury Green Fellow at the Radcliffe Institute.Executive Director Chris Green works with Professor Stilt to oversee the Program’s strategicplanning, coordinating, and development efforts. Program Administrator Ceallaigh Reddymanages all administrative and organizational needs. For the past year, Visiting AssistantClinical Professor Katherine Meyer has been the Director of our Animal Law & Policy Clinic,working alongside Clinical Instructor Nicole Negowetti. Sarah Pickering has overseen theProgram and Clinic’s media efforts as Communications Manager, and Kate Barnekow hasserved as our first Clinical Fellow. Ann Linder also joined the team in June as a ResearchFellow managing our live animal markets project.Kristen StiltFaculty DirectorChris GreenExecutive DirectorCeallaigh ReddyProgram AdministratorKatherine MeyerClinic Director, VisitingAssistant Clinical ProfessorNicole NegowettiClinical InstructorSarah PickeringCommunications ManagerKate BarnekowClinical FellowAnn LinderResearch Fellow4
Animal Law & Policy Program | Harvard Law School | Year in Review 2019–2020Visiting Fellows & ResearchersIn addition to our core team, each year the Animal Law & Policy Program hosts several VisitingFellows and Visiting Researchers. These visiting appointments provide opportunities foroutstanding scholars from a range of disciplines and legal practitioners to spend a semesteror academic year in residence at HLS working on their own research, writing, and scholarlyengagement on projects in the field of animal law and policy. During their stay they make use ofthe research facilities of the Law School and the University, participate in the intellectual life of thecommunity, and present their scholarship in academic workshops. This past year we hosted eightVisiting Fellows (whom we fund after a formal application and selection process), and two VisitingResearchers (who come to HLS with outside funding).The work of the Visiting Fellows and Researchers garnered significant media coverage over thepast year, drawing public attention to animal law and policy issues. The outlets providing suchexposure included: CNN, CBS, Daily Mail, Financial Times, Fox, The Guardian, Independent, TheIntercept, Medium, The New York Times, The Washington Post, and Wired.Our 2019–2020 Visiting Fellows and Researchers are listed alphabetically below with their researchproject titles:Hadar AviramProfessor, UC Hastings College of the Law“Criminal Legal Consciousness” and Legal Mobilization StrategyAmong Open Rescuers from Factory FarmsCharlotte BlattnerSenior Lecturer and Researcher, Institute of Public Law, University of BernCritical Intersections of Animal and Environmental LawOmar FarahatAssistant Professor, McGill University Faculty of LawPersonhood in Islamic Legal Theory5
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