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

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Animal Law & Policy Program | Harvard Law School | Year in Review 2019–2020Nicole Negowetti – Clinical InstructorWorks in Progress• “Taking (Animal-Based) Meat and Ethics Off the Table: Food Labeling and the Roleof Consumers as Agents of Food Systems Change” (article, forthcoming in OregonLaw Review, 2020).• “Planetary Health Approach to the Labeling of Plant-Based Meat” (article,forthcoming in Journal of Food and Drug Law, 2020).Papers, Presentations, Panels• “Red Meat, Meat Alternatives, and Beyond: Health, Environment, Policy, and theMedia,” Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health (January 27, 2020).• “Modernizing Food Labeling: The Narratives of Food Innovation and DecipheringMixed Messages,” Food and Drug Law Journal Symposium: Going Viral:Safeguarding Public Health in the Modern Era, Food and Drug Law Institute(November 15, 2019).• “Legal and Regulatory Issues Surrounding Emerging Meat Alternatives,” AmericanInstitute of Chemical Engineers, Emerging Meat Alternatives Conference(November 2, 2019).• “Sustainability of Plant-Based Meat Alternatives,” Tufts Friedman School of NutritionScience and Policy, Food Innovation Summit (October 22, 2019).• “War Over Words: Plant-Based, Cellular, and Novel ‘Meats’ and ‘Dairy’ Products,”Food Law and Drug Institute, Food Advertising, Labeling, and Litigation Conference:For the Food and Dietary Supplement Industries (September 26, 2019).• “Implications of Novel Ingredients,” Moderator and Panelist, Institute on Sciencefor Global Policy (ISGP) Forum, NextGenFood Virtual Conference (September 25,2019).• “Genetic Engineering: The Good, the Bad, and the Necessary,” Moderator andPanelist, Environmental Law Institute (September 11, 2019).48
Animal Law & Policy Program | Harvard Law School | Year in Review 2019–2020The Animal Law & Policy Program has been an invaluable part of my law schooleducation. The Program and Clinic’s faculty and staff have supported my academicand professional goals, helping me find opportunities and build skills to succeed inthe field. As I learn more substantive animal law, I see a real opportunity to developlegal scholarship and help shape the academic outlook of animal law. Many of thepeople in the Program have shown me what a career in legal academia might looklike when used to advance the interests of animals. The interdisciplinary nature ofthe field combined with the energetic advocacy I see and contribute to each day haveinspired me to pursue a career at this intersection. I am lucky to be able to learn––both practically and intellectually––from the amazing advocates in the Program.”— Elizabeth MeLampy ’2149
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