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

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Animal Law & Policy Program | Harvard Law School | Year in Review 2019–2020Looking Forward to the 2020–2021Academic YearFor the coming academic year, all learning, teaching, academic programming, and events will beconducted remotely. While we look forward to the time when our community can come togetheragain on campus, in the meantime we are taking full advantage of the new opportunities that aremote environment offers. Such advantages include using technology to share our work widelythroughout the world and attracting new listeners who can engage with our events in real time.As the Animal Law & Policy Program continues to forge ahead in this new mode, we will offera full slate of activities that include hosting an impressive new cohort of Visiting Fellows,continuing our Animal Law & Policy Workshop Series, adding new course offerings, welcomingguest speakers, and creating new events. We also will be launching our new Animal Law &Policy Program website, where you can stay connected to our progress by accessing newsabout our work, information about events and opportunities, and closed-captioned recordings ofour speaker series and symposia.For the 2020–2021 academic year we will be hosting nine Fellows. We also will be welcomingEric Glitzenstein as a Lecturer on Law to teach our Wildlife Law course.The 2020–21 Fellows are listed below with their research project titles:Rohini Banskota | Clinical Research FellowPolicy Analysis of Biogas Capture and Production at AnimalAgriculture FacilitiesJim Keen | Law & Policy FellowA Tapestry of Cruelty and Waste: Failed Federal IntramuralAnimal ResearchKate Barnekow | Clinical FellowBrooks Animal Law DigestAnn Linder | Research FellowGlobal Policy Responses to Live Animal MarketsJan Dutkiewicz | Law & Policy FellowPolitics and the Law in the Age of Food AnimalObsolescenceAlicia Rodriguez | Law & Policy FellowIdentifying Strategic Options for Building Long-Term PoliticalPower for the US Farmed Animal Protection MovementHelen Harwatt | Food & Climate Policy FellowAssessing the Impacts of Food Systems on EnvironmentalSustainability, Public Health, and EthicsMartha Smith-Blackmore | Law & Policy FellowImpediments to the Prosecution of Animal CrueltyGabriel Wildgen | Law & Policy Fellow64Identifying Strategic Options for Building Long-Term PoliticalPower for the US Farmed Animal Protection Movement
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